Does Pandor mean that the clerical dictatorship will continue to suppress the opposition?
23 May 2024 - 16:07
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International relations & co-operation minister Naledi Pandor. Picture: DIRCO
International relations & co-operation minister Naledi Pandor says she is confident that Iran will maintain stability after losing two of its ministers.
Did she mean she was convinced that the clerical dictatorship will continue to violently suppress the opposition and manage to maintain its version of stability?
But then again, Iran is an expert on stability since it is the one main cause of instability in the wider Middle East.
Sydney Kaye Cape Town
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LETTER: Dream of Iranian stability
Does Pandor mean that the clerical dictatorship will continue to suppress the opposition?
International relations & co-operation minister Naledi Pandor says she is confident that Iran will maintain stability after losing two of its ministers.
Did she mean she was convinced that the clerical dictatorship will continue to violently suppress the opposition and manage to maintain its version of stability?
But then again, Iran is an expert on stability since it is the one main cause of instability in the wider Middle East.
Sydney Kaye
Cape Town
JOIN THE DISCUSSION: Send us an email with your claims to letters@businesslive.co.za. Letters of more than 300 words will be edited for length. Anonymous correspondence will not be published. Writers should include a daytime telephone number.
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