Chapter
The Impact of Sanctions on Ordinary People in Iran
17:00 - 25:06 (08:05)
The sanctions on Iran have led to difficulties for ordinary people, including limited access to medicine. However, there are concerns that lifting the sanctions could also fuel corruption by the Iranian government.
Clips
The removal of a clause in the sanctions by the Treasury has allowed Elon Musk to send Starlink internet to Iran, but others argue that these sanctions are mainly hurting the ordinary people and would only benefit the government if lifted.
17:00 - 19:55 (02:54)
Summary
The removal of a clause in the sanctions by the Treasury has allowed Elon Musk to send Starlink internet to Iran, but others argue that these sanctions are mainly hurting the ordinary people and would only benefit the government if lifted.
ChapterThe Impact of Sanctions on Ordinary People in Iran
EpisodeThe #MahsaAmini Protest and Iran’s Fight for Freedom
PodcastThe Problem With Jon Stewart
Amid the Iranian protests, the younger generation is looking for change within the system because they still hope to change it, yet outside forces supportive of the protests may give the government an excuse to crack down even more.
19:55 - 22:09 (02:14)
Summary
Amid the Iranian protests, the younger generation is looking for change within the system because they still hope to change it, yet outside forces supportive of the protests may give the government an excuse to crack down even more. The question remains whether leaders of an older generation can provide assistance from within the country, particularly as the government holds much military power.
ChapterThe Impact of Sanctions on Ordinary People in Iran
EpisodeThe #MahsaAmini Protest and Iran’s Fight for Freedom
PodcastThe Problem With Jon Stewart
The desperation of Iranian citizens to live a normal life, free from the ups and downs caused by sanctions, is evident in the protests against the Islamic Republic.
22:09 - 25:06 (02:56)
Summary
The desperation of Iranian citizens to live a normal life, free from the ups and downs caused by sanctions, is evident in the protests against the Islamic Republic. With slogans ranging from "death to the dictator" to "I don't want the Islamic Republic," Iranians are hopeful for a prosperous future.