Iran’s worsening economic crisis raises questions over Tehran’s willingness to compromise

The economic crisis in Iran is worsening, raising questions about whether Tehran might shift its macro-policy stance or show a greater willingness to compromise. Despite severe living pressures and rampant inflation affecting the daily lives of citizens, analysts continue to assess the political stability of the regime. An expert told the Jerusalem Post that despite deep economic challenges, there is no evidence that the regime is close to collapse. The report adds that the management of economic crises by state institutions continues to be pursued with the priority of maintaining the power structure.