As war ends, Iran’s regime now has to face its own angry, embittered people (opens original article in a new tab)

Iran's regime must manage internal conflicts between hardliners and the public after ending a war, with economic relief and political stability as key challenges.

• Iran's theocratic rulers face internal challenges after ending a US military campaign, balancing hardliners' demands with public needs.
• Hardliners seek rearmament and a tough US stance, while ordinary Iranians demand economic relief and improved living standards.
• The interim deal to end the war includes financial relief but risks renewed protests if living standards aren't improved, with hardliners wary of concessions.