Iran's renewed Africa policy: Raisi's ambition and the perception of Western decline

Amin Naeni discusses the revival of Iranian foreign policy with non-Western states, particularly African nations, in light of President Raisi's recent visit to the continent. Additionally, the piece touches upon how this process has differed between Raisi versus Ahmadinejad, and whether Raisi's Africa policy will prove any more successful than his predecessor's.

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