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Tehran's Funeral Theatre and the Foreign Correspondents Who Aren't There

Iran's state outlets are broadcasting a choreographed Mashhad farewell to a martyred cleric in real time. The story the rest of the world tells about it will depend almost entirely on those feeds — and that says something uncomfortable about the press ecology of the region.

Split image showing the white IAEA logo with laurel wreath and atom symbol on a blue background beside a yellow-and-black radiation warning symbol on a rusted surface.
Split image showing the white IAEA logo with laurel wreath and atom symbol on a blue background beside a yellow-and-black radiation warning symbol on a rusted surface. @bricsnews · Telegram

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