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The Guardian: U.S. Bet on "Iranian Popular Uprising" Against the Regime Is a Failed Policy

British opinion articles address the fading image of Iran's "captive population," warn of Houthi exploitation of Western vulnerabilities, and describe Brexit as "political surrender."

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Opinion articles published by the British newspaper The Guardian addressed several international issues, including the American bet on the possibility of the Iranian people rising up against the ruling regime, which the articles described as a failed policy, according to BBC Arabic.

The articles point out that the previously prevailing image of the Iranian people as a "population held captive by its political institutions" has begun to fade gradually, without providing additional details about the underlying reasons for this shift in perception.

Warning About the Houthis

The articles also included a warning that the Houthi movement has gained control of what was described as a "weakness of the West," without further clarification on the nature of this vulnerability or how it is being exploited.

In a separate context, the former British foreign secretary described Brexit as "a unilateral declaration of political surrender," a comment that reflects an ongoing debate within Britain over the consequences of leaving the European Union.

The available information did not include the names of the article authors or more details about the full context of their publication.

These articles reflect part of the intellectual and political debate taking place in British media on several current international issues.

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