Iran crackdown: 'Can a government willing to kill its own people be trusted to reform?'

The analysis presented by Dr. Kucuksefahani underscores a crucial point about the nature of authoritarian regimes: their willingness to resort to extreme measures to suppress dissent often indicates a fundamental unwillingness to engage in genuine reform. The inconsistency of global responses to Iran's actions raises questions about the international community's commitment to human rights and democratic principles. As the situation evolves, the challenge remains for global actors to balance their strategic interests with moral imperatives.