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PhDing on mass personalization @MediaLSE. Ex @MediaLab @Shorensteinctr+ Iran Evin prison (6yrs). co-wrote ‘Information Disorder’, wrote 'Web We Have to Save'.
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How the end of the nuclear file could reshape Iran, and the region

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By Hossein Derakhshan
| Al Jazeera English Verified
Iran’s decision to act on its long-promised threat to close the Strait of Hormuz has brought United States countermeasures in the form of a US naval blockade. Despite doubts over the legality, feasibility and efficacy of Iran’s initial move and flip-flops about the continuation of the closure, the immediate global impact, surging oil prices and cascading market shocks appear to have surprised even Iran itself, judging by reactions from regime loyalists on state and social media.
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How the end of the nuclear file could reshape Iran, and the region - Hossein Derakhshan

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By Hossein Derakhshan
| QOSHE
Iran’s decision to act on its long-promised threat to close the Strait of Hormuz has brought United States countermeasures in the form of a US naval blockade. Despite doubts over the legality, feasibility and efficacy of Iran’s initial move and flip-flops about the continuation of the closure, the immediate global impact, surging oil prices and cascading market shocks appear to have surprised even Iran itself, judging by reactions from regime loyalists on state and social media.
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How Khamenei's succession dilemma looms over Iran's election

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By Chris Hamill-Stewart Verified, Giorgio Cafiero, Hossein Derakhshan
| shorturl.at
On 1 March, Iranians will vote in two parallel elections: for the country's parliament, or Islamic Consultative Assembly, and the 88-strong body of clerics in the Assembly of Experts. The parliamentary polls will test the government’s handling of the Gaza war and are the first elections since nationwide protests followed the death of Mahsa Amini. But in the Assembly of Experts, a more existential question looms: who will take over the position of Supreme Leader?
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