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Story summary
- Regime change in Iran could improve conditions if the ayatollahs are removed but may enable worse leadership.
- The articles note regime-change complexities, citing Iraq and Libya and stressing who fills the power vacuum.
- The Mujahedin-e Khalq (MEK) is named as a possible player but concerns about legitimacy and violence are raised.
- External powers could worsen instability by backing factions that may not promote democracy.
