The question of who will succeed Ayatollah Ali Khamenei is the ultimate “black box” of Middle Eastern politics. As we move into March 2026, the focus has intensified on the institutional windows where such a monumental announcement could realistically occur. In Iran, power transitions aren’t just about health; they are about the consensus of the…
The question of succession in the Islamic Republic has shifted from a long-term concern to an immediate political priority. With the Supreme Leader now 85, the internal mechanics of the Iranian state are under intense scrutiny. This isn’t just about a name; it’s about the survival of the clerical system and the influence of the…
Predicting the collapse of the Islamic Republic has been a recurring theme in geopolitical circles for decades, yet the system has proven remarkably resilient. As we look toward the March 2026 deadline, the question isn’t just about protests or economic pain; it’s about whether the core pillars of the state—the Supreme Leader’s office, the Guardian…
The question of Ali Khamenei’s tenure as Iran’s Supreme Leader is a significant one, with a specific market set to resolve on March 31, 2026. This market asks whether Khamenei will be removed from power by that date, for any reason including resignation, detention, or loss of his ability to fulfill his duties. Читайте также:…