Opinion | Charles W. Dunne: Middle East protests hit Iran, and shatter the regime's sense of security - NBCNewsTHINK
This is a lesson with broad implications, both in Iran and the rest of the Middle East. Western governments need to learn it as well. The protests of 2019 haven’t earned a catchy nickname like “Arab Spring” with much of the world distracted with domestic problems. But version 2.
0 might shake up the existing political and economic order in the region much more completely, and the U.S. and its allies better be ready to cope.Charles W. Dunne is a nonresident fellow at the Washington-based Arab Center, a scholar at the Middle East Institute and an adjunct professor at George Washington University's Elliott School of International Affairs. He formerly worked for the National Security Council and the State Department.
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