Iranians are choosing a new legislature and many hope it will pave the way for reform.
Iran’s parliamentary elections look set to be a major test for the government.
While anti-establishment candidates are not expected to win many seats, a low voter turnout could indicate widespread discontent.
In 2022, the country was rocked by mass protests, and many Iranians are still calling for reforms.
So how is the government responding? And what lies ahead for the Islamic republic?
Presenter: Hashem Ahelbarra
Guests:
Mohammad Marandi – professor at the University of Tehran and and Iranian political analyst
Roxane Farmanfarmaian – professor of international relations and modern Middle East politics at the University of Cambridge
Adnan Tabatabai – Iranian affairs analyst and chief executive of CARPO, a think tank focused on the Middle East
