International Courant
Iranians select successor to late Ebrahim Raisi.
After President Ebrahim Raisi died abruptly in a helicopter crash final month, voters in Iran are selecting his successor.
The Guardian Council initially accredited six male candidates from a pool of 80, together with one reformist and 5 conservative hardliners.
However some dropped out.
Because the nation faces main political unrest, financial challenges and tensions with the West over its nuclear program, the stakes of those elections are excessive.
And the potential battle between Israel and Lebanon turns into much more vital.
What path may the nation take after this vote?
Presenter: Sami Zeidan
Visitors:
Hassan Ahmadian – Senior fellow on the Heart for Strategic Analysis
Ali Vaez – Challenge Director Iran on the Worldwide Disaster Group
Sami Nader – Director of the Levant Institute for Strategic Affairs
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