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US and Iran are trading threats over civil unrest. The world doesn’t need more provocation

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The largest wave of civil unrest since 2022 is sweeping Iran. Crushed by sanctions and unchecked inflation, the economic troubles have battered citizens. Washington and Tehran are trading threats of military action. Israel has waded in, too. The global order is volatile enough already. It doesn’t need one more provocation.

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