Can the U.S. Still Help Iran’s Anti-Government Movement? https://mosaicmagazine.com/picks/uncategorized/2018/01/can-the-u-s-still-help-irans-anti-government-movement/

January 19, 2018 | Brian Katulis, Charles Lister, Omri Ceren, Michael Pregent
About the author: Michael Pregent, a retired intelligence officer, is a senior fellow at the Hudson Institute in Washington, DC. He tweets @MPPregent.

While the protests in Iran are disappearing from the headlines, the sources of the resentment that fueled them remain very much present. Is there anything more the U.S. can do to encourage the demonstrators and dissidents? Can pressure on the ayatollahs—whether in the form of sanctions or seeking to contain Iran in Syria, Iraq, and Yemen—further weaken their control over the Iranian people? More broadly, what can be done to reverse eight years of American appeasement of the Islamic Republic? Brian Katulis, Charles Lister, Omri Ceren, and Michael Pregent address these and other questions. (Moderated by Joyce Karam. Video, 82 minutes.)

Read more on Hudson: https://www.hudson.org/events/1508-iran-protests-consequences-for-the-region-and-opportunities-for-the-trump-administration12018