Going, going, gone: What it means to be a ‘failed’ state

Donald Trump escalated his rhetoric against Iran, aiming for regime change after airstrikes and threats marked the fragile ceasefire's presence. The potential for Iran to become a 'failed state' raises concerns about regional stability, spotlighting the impacts on nations like Syria and Yemen. Former US missions in Somalia underline the complexities of such military interventions.

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Summary by Glance · Original reporting by The Age