Ebrahim Raisi was widely believed to be on track to shaping Iran's future for years to come.
Instead, the country is observing five days of mourning after he died in a helicopter crash.
There is no power vacuum, however.
According to the constitution, the first vice president assumes power until elections are held within 50 days.
So, how will Raisi's death affect Iranian policy - both domestically and abroad?
And could there be repercussions in the region?

Presenter: Dareen Abughaida

Guests:
Mohammad Marandi - Professor at the University of Tehran and media adviser to the Iranian negotiating team during nuclear talks

Roxane Farmanfarmain - Professor at the University of Cambridge and Middle East security specialist

Trita Parsi - Executive Vice President at the Quincy Institute for Responsible Statecraft, a think tank in Washington DC

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