Tannaz Karimi

Following the attacks by the U.S. and Israel on Iran, one of Iran’s immediate reactions was closing the Strait of Hormuz. Eventually, Iran allowed the passage of some ships for a fee. The central question is the legal status of the Strait under international law and whether Iran has the right to block the strait

In a rapidly changing technological and geopolitical landscape, the Strait of Hormuz has gained prominence as a strategic corridor for energy transfer and global shipping. The increasing reliance on submarine fiber optic cables necessitates a reevaluation of national governance frameworks to enhance security and bolster economic and geopolitical influence. Importance of Data Transmission Cables in

The Israeli technology ecosystem is heavily reliant on multinational corporations (MNCs), with 85% of funding and 91% of transaction value in 2024 coming from foreign sources, making it vulnerable to geopolitical shocks. Vulnerabilities Exposed by Recent Conflicts Recent wars have highlighted structural weaknesses, revealing a “silent exit” of projects like Intel’s $25 billion plan and

Recent military tech advances are fundamentally reshaping “AI in warfare,” moving from data analysis to structural integration. Conflicts show sophisticated “LLM-powered advisory engines” at command levels, signaling a “New War Room” emergence, as analyzed by MIT. Key Transformation: From Data Analysis to Operational Recommendation AI’s battlefield role is drastically evolving from data analysis to a