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Rouzbeh Parsi, analyst at the European Institute for Security Studies

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Melissa Bell interviews Rouzbeh Parsi, a research fellow at the European Institute for Security Studies (EUISS). In his opinion, public protests in Iran will not have the same result as in Egypt and Libya, due to differences in the political atmosphere and the systems of governance of the countries.

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Dr. Marwa Daoudy, Visiting Lecturer in International Affairs, Princeton University
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Dr. Marwa Daoudy, Visiting Lecturer in International Affairs, Princeton University

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Jacqueline Hénard, Co-Director, 'What Does Germany Think About Europe?'
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