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A veneer of normality has returned to Tehran but fears for the future are rife

The Guardian· May 5, 2026 · 7:41 PM · 23 views

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Tehran's streets may seem vibrant, but beneath the surface, fear of conflict persists. As inflation rises and job opportunities dwindle, the city's residents face economic challenges alongside political repression. Despite these struggles, daily life continues, marked by an undercurrent of uncertainty. #Tehran #MiddleEast #Economy #Iran #Geopolitics

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