Iran has concluded a week of mass funeral processions and mourning ceremonies for its assassinated former supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei. The funeral, which was delayed due to an ongoing conflict that saw senior Iranian figures targeted, marks a significant transition for the nation.
Khamenei was killed at the onset of a US-Israeli war. His succession has been a subject of international focus, with his son, Mojtaba, reportedly taking over as supreme leader. However, Mojtaba has not been seen in public since he was allegedly wounded in the same attack that killed his father.
The BBC's chief international correspondent, Lyse Doucet, is examining how Iran's new leadership is expected to respond to a range of domestic and international issues. The country's trajectory under its new leadership remains a key point of observation for global analysts and policymakers.