Iran's New President: A Step Towards Reform or Continued Hardline Policies?

The chapter delves into the recent election of a reformist president in Iran, highlighting the contrasting visions for the country's future and the split in the electorate between change and boycott. It discusses the economic challenges faced by Iranians and the expectations for the new president to diversify the government. Furthermore, it examines the complex political landscape Mr. Pizeshqian must navigate, including balancing the supreme leader's influence and international skepticism towards Iran's new leadership.