Tannaz Karimi

The Zionist regime violation of international law

Zionist Regime’s Attack on civilian centers; a clear violation of international law

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Attack on civilian centers is a clear violation of international law and Iran has legitimate right to self-defense The Zionist regime’s attack on residential areas and civilian infrastructure in Iran constitutes a blatant breach of of the United Nations Charter and international law. This illegal act amounts to a crime against humanity and an infringement […]

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Specialized Bootcamp: Europe, Sanctions, and Geopolitical Conflicts

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The Scientific Liaison Office of Iran in Europe, in collaboration with KHANA, is organizing a specialized bootcamp: With in-person lectures by:Prof. Christophe Roullard, Professor at Sorbonne University Prof. Gérard-François Dumont, Professor at Sorbonne UniversityProf. Ali Rastbeen, President of the Paris Academy of Geopolitics Program Coordinator: Majid Afshani, Expert in Elite Diplomacy Program Overview: Part I:

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Thought as a Bridge: Iran-UAE Intellectual Dialogue for Regional Understanding

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In a step toward strengthening intellectual cooperation in West Asia, KHANA hosted a strategic dialogue with the Emirates Center for Strategic Studies and Research (ECSSR). This meeting marked the beginning of a promising regional initiative focused on fostering mutual understanding and co-developing solutions for shared challenges. The session centered on the vital role of scholarly

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Proposing a policy framework for aligning the supply and demand of knowledge-based workforce

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policy framework for aligning the supply and demand of knowledge-based workforce through promoting the activities of technology-driven businesses in the human resources sector Abstract An analysis of labor force statistics for the year 1400 (2021/2022) reveals that over 955,000 university graduates in Iran were unemployed. This means that 13.2% of the total economically active population

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Support for domestic messaging platforms

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Evaluation of the performance of domestic messaging platforms and providing support recommendations to replace foreign messaging apps Abstract Nowadays, human life is deeply dependent on the digital space, and communication without engaging in social networks and messaging platforms has become very difficult. Iran is no exception, and people widely use various social networks and messaging

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Cultural Population Policy-Making

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Requirements for Cultural Population Policy-Making in the Islamic Republic of Iran and Strategies for Addressing Its Challenges Abstract Population policies play a crucial role in the development of countries. One of the essential prerequisites for formulating effective population policies is the precise identification of the causes and factors behind the emergence of a population crisis

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Cultural Ecosystem Data Visualization for Children

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Review of the Current Status of the Cultural Ecosystem for Children in Iran and Its Components Abstract Children form the future generation of any society. Therefore, preserving and sustaining national identity and culture depends on raising this age group’s awareness of their cultural and identity foundations. To achieve this awareness, purposeful education—and beyond that, the

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Application of the Randomized Controlled Trial (RCT) Method in Evidence-Based Legislation

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A Review of Global Experiences in Applying Randomized Controlled Trials (RCTs) within Behavioral Insights Units and Recommendations for the Islamic Consultative Assembly Abstract At both macro and micro levels of governance, policies, laws, programs, and interventions are continuously designed, approved, and implemented with the aim of improving the country’s and people’s conditions and achieving higher-level

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Home Farm: A Creative Approach to Small-Scale Agricultural Production

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Presentation of the Home Farm agricultural plan and an examination of its advantages and disadvantages Abstract In today’s world, the effort to develop sustainable methods for agricultural production has gained increased importance due to global food security threats. Home-based agricultural production, as a creative and flexible solution that reduces costs and dependence on supply chains,

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