Dorsa Jabbari, an Al Jazeera correspondent in Doha, offers keen insights into Iran's complex political landscape. She discusses how the anniversary of the Islamic revolution intersects with the country's weakened alliances amid rising tensions with Israel and the U.S. The conversation highlights Iran's nuclear ambitions, economic struggles due to U.S. sanctions, and the growing disillusionment among its youth. Jabbari emphasizes how these factors could reshape Iran's strategies and leadership responses in the coming year.

Dorsa Jabbari, Al Jazeera correspondent in Tehran, discusses the recent US-Iran prisoner swap and its implications for Iran-US relations and geopolitics in the Middle East. The episode explores the emotional reunions between the freed prisoners and their families, the involvement of various countries in the swap, the distribution of frozen money, and the public perception of hostage diplomacy.