Tannaz Karimi

Public Opinion Worldwide on the U.S. and Israeli Attack on Iran

Public Opinion Worldwide on the U.S. and Israeli Attack on Iran

In the present era, media, especially social media, play an unprecedented role in shaping public opinion and representing global events. Wars are no longer merely military; they have become arenas for contesting narratives and imagery in the digital space. The of media on the direction of global public opinion, particularly in the face of international […]

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New Regime for Transit through the Strait of Hormuz

New Regime for Transit through the Strait of Hormuz

Recent measures taken by Iran to limit transit through the Strait of Hormuz during the Ramadan War can be justified under international law. These actions served as a strategic tool to exert pressure on adversaries. However, Iran needs to establish a comprehensive legal framework for the “Transit Regime” applicable during both peace and wartime. Four

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Consequences of the Ramadan War

Economic Consequences of the Ramadan War for the Region and the World

Amirhossein Arabpour, an expert from the Economic Diplomacy Institute, discussed the economic repercussions of the imposed war by the U.S. and the Israeli regime during a live roundtable on Mnews Pakistan: Arabpour stated that following the outbreak of this war, the strategic Strait of Hormuz has been effectively closed, allowing only vessels and oil tankers

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attacking Kharg Island

Kharg Island: Iran’s Oil Immunity and Regional Stability

Kharg Island, a vital Iranian oil export hub in the Persian Gulf, holds absolute immunity due to Iran’s offensive capabilities. Any attack on its oil facilities would trigger a catastrophic global energy crisis, far surpassing the consequences of a direct military confrontation. Kharg Island, a vital Iranian oil export hub in the Persian Gulf, holds

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China's strategic patience

China’s Strategic Patience: A Cautious Observer Amidst US and Iran Conflict

China adopts a “cautious observer with strategic patience” approach to a potential US-Iran war, balancing its key foreign policy goals of managing relations with the US and expanding cooperation with Iran. Its strategy of “hedging” across the Persian Gulf region, evident in its balanced statements, aims to mitigate risks and maintain stability. China’s Energy Lifeline:

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Replacing the Strait of Hormuz

The Mediterranean Pipeline Mirage: A Technical Impasse for Replacing the Strait of Hormuz

The Oil and Energy Think Tank at Imam Sadiq University (AS) offers a rigorous technical critique of the proposed pipeline alternatives to the Strait of Hormuz, asserting that such plans are more political fantasy than engineering reality. Ruhollah Shamizad, argues that Benjamin Netanyahu’s vision of replacing the Strait of Hormuz with pipelines through Israel, particularly

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Realities of Iran and US-Israel

Realities of Iran and US, Israel War Far Exceed US Admissions

Political analyst Mohammad Khatibi, in an interview with NewsX on March 10, 2026 emphasized that not only the U.S. has ignored the principles of human rights that it claims to defend, but it has also made significant miscalculations about the nature of its target, Iran. Continuity of Attacks on Civilian Areas  Contrary to initial claims,

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Tradition of Iranian Resistance

Resilience Against Foreign Aggression: Deep Tradition of Iranian Resistance

By Hamed Vafaei, Professor of Chinese Studies at the University of Tehran In March 2026, the United States and Israel launched a criminal attack on Iran, a clear violation of Article 2(4) of the United Nations Charter, which absolutely prohibits the use of force against the territorial integrity of any state. Following this attack, initiated

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Iran's Nuclear Deterrence

Iran’s Nuclear Deterrence: The Intersection of Historical and Geographical Imperatives

The theories of geopolitical thinkers Halford J. Mackinder and Nicholas Spykman highlight Iran’s unique position. Mackinder warned that domination of the “Heartland” (Eurasia) would lead to supremacy over maritime powers, while Spykman argued that control of the “Rimland” is crucial for preventing Heartland powers from extending their influence to the seas. This dual significance means

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Israeli legend

The End of the Israeli Legend: From Iron Power to Political Failure

The ongoing conflict between Iran and Israel represents a significant strategic and political defeat for Israel. Initially bolstered by strong U.S. support, Israel now finds itself facing unprecedented political isolation and the collapse of its deterrence narrative. While military operations continue, the true battleground is shifting toward political legitimacy and global public opinion. Breakdown of

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