Iran is not anti-imperialist. It is a state calculating survival
Summary
Iran is engaged in a conflict involving the US and Israel, but no direct talks with the US are happening. While Iran presents itself as strongly anti-imperialist, its main goal is to keep its government safe, and it can change its stance if that helps it survive.Key Facts
- There is a war involving the US, Israel, and Iran that has lasted more than five months.
- Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi said there are no direct negotiations with the United States.
- Some believe Iran won't make a deal because of anti-American beliefs, but Iran’s main focus is on survival, not ideology alone.
- Iran’s constitution prioritizes preserving the government above religious laws.
- Iran opposes external control over itself but often influences other countries to protect its own interests.
- The idea of anti-imperialism in Iran is selective and serves its national survival.
- Article 112 of the Iranian constitution supports decisions that help preserve the regime.
- Iran’s official hostility towards the US and Israel can be adjusted if it benefits the regime’s survival.
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