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"These regimes, when their key infrastructure collapses, their means for controlling the people will come to an end." Professor Marandi on our stream: as the war intensifies, Gulf states face an existential reckoning, millions of migrant workers they can no longer control, ruling families already fleeing, and a Persian...

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