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What we know

Mojtaba Khamenei's absence at a key funeral raises questions about leadership succession.

Calls for vengeance from Iranian lawmakers indicate a potential for unrest.

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Pro-government rallies suggest efforts to maintain regime stability amid tensions.

Market prices show a slight increase in the likelihood of regime change, but remain low.

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The prediction markets suggest a strong likelihood of the current regime remaining in power, contrasting with the news indicating potential instability.

Why this forecast

Recent news indicates significant instability within Iran's leadership, particularly with the absence of Mojtaba Khamenei at a key funeral, which raises questions about the future of the regime. However, the prediction markets do not directly address the likelihood of having no Head of State by the end of 2026, suggesting a stronger expectation that the current leadership will persist.

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Key development

The absence of Mojtaba Khamenei at a significant event has led to increased speculation about the stability of Iran's leadership.

Supporting signals

  • The absence of Mojtaba Khamenei at a significant event suggests uncertainty in leadership succession.
  • Increased calls for vengeance from lawmakers indicate potential instability and unrest.
  • Pro-government rallies reflect attempts to consolidate power amidst external pressures.

Risk factors

  • A successful military coup could lead to a sudden regime change.
  • International pressures or sanctions could destabilize the current government.
  • Internal dissent could escalate, leading to a leadership vacuum.

This forecast assumes

  • Current leadership remains cohesive and able to manage dissent.
  • No significant external intervention occurs that could destabilize the regime.
  • The absence of Mojtaba Khamenei does not lead to a power struggle.

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Current leadership remains cohesive and able to manage dissent.
No significant external intervention occurs that could destabilize the regime.
The absence of Mojtaba Khamenei does not lead to a power struggle.