Tannaz Karimi

Deterrence for Iran

Short Term Conflict; Lacking Deterrence for Iran

Dr. Hassan Hassan Khani, an economic issues expert from the Saba think tank, argues that the global economy is increasingly interconnected, leading to reduced problem-solving capabilities. He likens the current state of the world to the Wiemar Republic, characterized by disorder and political crisis. In this context, commodity prices have significantly risen. The price of […]

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Zionist Plan for the Fragmentation

Zionist Plan for the Fragmentation of West Asia and North Africa

The “Yinon Plan,” named after Oded Yinon, an Israeli Ministry of Defense advisor, is a significant document outlining a strategy for the disintegration of West Asia and North Africa since the 1980s. First published in 1981 in the Hebrew journal “Kivunim,” it gained prominence for its analysis of the geopolitical landscape and has been linked

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New Middle Eastern Order

Iran’s Post War Strategies for Achieving a New Middle Eastern Order

Assuming Iran’s victory in this civilizational war, several strategies for realizing the Islamic Republic’s desired scenario in the post-war period are outlined to achieve a New Middle Eastern Order Transforming Military Achievements into a Sustainable Political and Economic Order for a New Middle Eastern Order Based on past experiences, it appears that the most significant

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New Political Leader of Iran

New Political Leader of Iran and the Elevation of National Image in the Horizon of the Future

The selection of a new leader for the Islamic Republic of Iran marks a critical moment for national identity and image on the global stage. The new leader is expected to serve as a “lighthouse” for international perceptions, shaping the narrative of Iran’s resilience, historical continuity, and governance rationality amidst a backdrop of media-driven cognitive

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War on February 2026

Differences Between Iran’s 12 day War and War on February 2026

The recent conflicts, notably the war on February 2026 , diverge significantly from the previous 12-day war. The main difference lies in the fundamental objectives from the outset. Analysts are divided on Israel’s intentions in the current war. First Perspective of War on February 2026 Some argue that Israel’s military actions, such as targeting critical

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Redesigning International Structures

Redesigning International Structures Based on Power Balance and Justice

After World War II, in 1945, the victorious countries formed the United Nations and established the Security Council, granting veto power exclusively to five countries: United States, Russia, France, United Kingdom, and China. This arrangement primarily represents Christians, atheists, and influential Jews, sidelining Muslims who make up 25% of the global population, with no Muslim

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Global Energy Markets

Impacts of the Third Imposed War on Global Energy Markets; How High Will Oil Prices Go?

The ongoing conflict among Iran, Israel, and the United States has sparked immediate reactions in global energy markets, raising the question: How high will oil prices go? With approximately 30% of the world’s oil and gas trade passing through the Strait of Hormuz, escalating tensions in the Persian Gulf and near Oman are increasing the

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Limited Action of U.S.

The possibility of a Limited Action with Significant Consequences

The recent announcement of a “Weekend Surprise” by the U.S., coinciding with rising tensions and field movements, suggests more than just psychological warfare; it could indicate preparation for a targeted, surprising action. Understanding the Strategic Implications of a Limited Military Operation A significant scenario worth noting involves a limited but precise operation focused on extracting

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End of Iran-U.S. War

End of Iran-U.S. War would be Possible Only with a “New Equation”

We must adopt a new strategy to deter the enemy from repeating its crimes M. Kharatian – Various attempts have been made to prevent the outbreak of war. The Supreme Leader sent a message to the U.S. through Switzerland, and various diplomatic solutions were proposed, yet none yielded results. In such circumstances, calls for an

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Beijing in Confronting U.S.

Demand for Active Role of Beijing in Confronting U.S. Behavior

Dr. Hamed Vafai, Professor of University of Tehran, emphasized the urgent need for Beijing to play an active role in countering the unilateral actions of the United States and the ongoing violence against innocent civilians in the Middle East during a live discussion on Phoenix TV. Challenges to International Order Vafai highlighted that current events

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