The Guardian- Fears Tehran will suffer under Trump are countered by view that Iran copes better with a Republican in the White House

A cartoon in the Iranian satirical magazine Khat-khati depicts former president Mahmoud Ahmadinejad as a student at the lectern of his teacher, Donald Trump. �Excuse me,� the hardliner says, �do you have a course handout?�

Iranians often make jokes to digest political upheaval, and Trump�s rise to power has drawn comparisons with that of a leader closer to home � one whose eight years in office marked a deterioration in Iran-US relations

Trump�s transition so far has not been encouraging to Tehran: Michael Flynn, named as his national security adviser, and Mike Pompeo, his choice for the head of the CIA, have been vociferous in their opposition to Iran.

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