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Institute for near east policy. This is one hour and 15 minutes. Hello, everyone. My name is medhi khalaji, a senior fellow at the Washington Institute for middle east near east policy. In roughly two months the republic of iran will celebrate its 40th 40th anniversary of is founding in tehran. Since its inception the routine of that party is brutally crushed dissidence and avoid antiamericanism as the driving principle and uncompromising Foreign Policy. Its a National Community responding to a combination of both appeasement and pressure, has been distinctly unsuccessful in prompting a change in tehran regional behavior. No Opposition Movement has thus far managed to threaten the viability of the regime. Today, the Washington Institute for near east policy is pleased to host former crown prince to discuss the current state of regime in tehran and the prospect for political change. He is a prominent opposition figure and has consistently called for replacing irans current regime with a
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