Iran is a paradox. Its government is dominated by hardline religious conservatives yet it has one of the highest female university enrolment rates in the world. It hardly counts itself as a friend of Israel, yet its Jewish population is the second largest in the region. And its latest street protests, driven by economic discontent, come as the price of its biggest export, crude oil, has surged by nearly half since the summer.
伊朗是一個悖論。其政府由強硬的宗教保守派占主導地位，但這個國家的女性大學入學率躋身於世界最高之列。伊朗並不認爲自己是以色列的朋友，但該國擁有地區第二大的猶太人口。而就在該國最大出口商品原油的價格自去年夏季以來上漲近一半的時候，經濟上的不滿釀成了最新的街頭抗議。
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