Tannaz Karimi

Iran Sanctions Snapback

Iran Sanctions and The Snapback Mechanism: Legitimacy and JCPOA Future

Snapback Mechanism Explained: UN Sanctions’ Devastating Impact on Iran’s Economy and Citizens The Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA), signed in 2015, aimed to limit Iran’s nuclear program and promote regional stability. A critical component of this deal is the Snapback Mechanism, designed for a swift response to non-compliance. While initially intended as a diplomatic […]

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The expert session of Technological Transformation

The Future of Iran in the Light of Technological Transformation

The second expert session of “Innovative Iran Vision”, held on September 7, 2025, focused on Technological Transformation shaping the nation’s scientific future. Organized in collaboration with KHANA, the meeting gathered prominent scholars and policymakers to assess the Vision 1404 plan and outline perspectives toward Vision 1430. Dr. Kiarash Fartash, Secretary of the National Foresight Program,

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The event held at KHANA titled : AI and Passive defense

AI and Passive Defense: A New Challenge or a Tool for Empowerment

As KHANA continues to broaden its academic and collaborative horizons, this month witnessed a thought-provoking event at the intersection of technology, security, and governance. The first specialized session in the series “From Vision Document to AI Governance” was held under the theme “Passive Defense in the Age of Artificial Intelligence.” The event was organized by

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the session “The Decline of America

The Decline of America and the Rise of a Multipolar World

On October 12, 2025, the session “The Decline of America: A Reality in the New World Order” at KHANA brought together experts Dr. Keyhan Barzegar, Dr. Seyed Hashem Mirlouhi, and Mohammad Mahdi Emadimoghadam to analyze the shifting global landscape based on a multipolar world. Emadimoghadam highlighted that U.S. official documents now speak of “great power

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Event of RegTech in Iran

The Future of RegTech in Iran: From Outsourced Oversight to Rebuilding Public Trust

On Wednesday, September 30, the first session in the series “The Future of RegTech in Iran” was held by the Hannan Think Tank in collaboration with KHANA. The discussion explored how emerging regulatory technologies (RegTech)—tools designed to automate and modernize oversight—can enhance transparency, efficiency, and public trust in Iran’s financial governance system. Dr. Mehran Moharramian,

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Event of Iranian Civilization

Iranian Civilization: An Unconquerable Pioneer of the Third Historical Step

The specialized course, “Mutual Services of the Islamic Republic and Iran,” held at KHANA, featured Dr. Mohammad Hossein Rajabi Davani who provided a historical and cultural analysis. He detailed the greatness of Iranian Civilization and the dynamic, living relationship between historical Iran and the Islamic Republic system. According to him, Iran is the embodiment of

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The event of international affairs

Terrorism Discourse: The West’s Tool to Delegitimize the Axis of Resistance

The specialized panel discussion titled “Securitization of the Axis of Resistance within the Framework of Terrorism Discourse“ was held at the initiative of the CADRAS Institute in collaboration with KHANA. Media Framing and International Definitions of Terrorism Hossein Ajorlou: Terrorism is defined as targeted violent action aimed at achieving political or security goals; a concept

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Specialized person in energy sector

The Instability of Renewable Systems: Lessons from Europe’s 2025 Blackout

The widespread power outage that struck parts of Europe in April 2025, particularly the Iberian Peninsula, served as a critical wake-up call for the global energy transition. Initial technical reviews indicated that the primary cause was a dangerous confluence of factors: a rapid increase in unstable renewable systems (solar and wind) without corresponding development in

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Ministry of cooperatives

Ministry of Cooperatives, Labor, and Social Welfare and Economic Justice

An Analysis of the Challenges of Economic Justice in Iran with Regard to the Responsibilities of the Ministry of Cooperatives, Labor, and Social Welfare, and Strategies for Improving Justice in the Country Abstract Iran is currently facing serious economic and social challenges that have had profound impacts on the structure of society and the distribution

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school dropout

Analyzing the Factors Behind School Dropout

A Comprehensive Perspective on Reintegrating Out-of-School Children—Challenges, Root Causes, and Strategies for Effective Governance Abstract The initiative to ensure universal education for school-age children began in 1943 (1322 in the Iranian calendar) with the enactment of the “Law on Compulsory and Free Public Education.” Today, the enrollment rate, particularly at the primary level, has reached

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