Tannaz Karimi

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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Adolescents in Sistan and Baluchestan

Cultural and Educational Needs of Adolescents in Sistan and Baluchestan

Adolescence is a crucial period for shaping identity and social skills. In Sistan and Baluchestan, a province facing unique challenges such as harsh climatic conditions, ethnic diversity, and security issues, addressing the educational and cultural needs of adolescents is vital for their development and the region’s progress. Cultural Challenges for Adolescents in Sistan and Baluchestan

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Kurdish Question in Syria

The Kurdish question in Syria: Political and Security Challenges

The Kurdish question in Syria has become one of the most critical challenges facing the country’s transitional leadership. Amid deep political fragmentation and shifting power structures, the Kurdish question in Syria remains central to debates over state sovereignty, decentralization, minority rights, and regional power competition. Background: Kurds in Post Assad Syria Following the fall of

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Technologies in Banking

Emerging Technologies in Banking

Emerging technologies are playing a crucial role in transforming the banking sector, providing faster, more cost-effective services, and creating new business models. Banks must adopt these innovations to stay competitive and meet the growing demands of consumers. These technologies, including AI, blockchain, and automation, help banks reduce costs, enhance productivity, and improve customer experiences. Key

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Blockchain

Blockchain for Productive Investment: Tokenization and Sanctions

Blockchain in productive investment has immense potential to transform financing methods, reduce costs, and overcome sanctions. The panel discussion “How to Leverage Blockchain for Productive Investment?” at KHANA explored blockchain’s overlooked potential in financing production, legal barriers, and its role in bypassing sanctions. Key Insights from Experts: Dr. Alireza Yaghobi, Fintech Association: Dr. Mohammad Qasemi,

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Cultural Industries in Rural Areas

Barriers to the Development of Cultural Industries in Rural Areas

Creative and cultural industries in rural areas represent a major opportunity for economic growth, job creation, and cultural empowerment. Despite their global expansion and significant contribution to GDP worldwide, the development of creative and cultural industries in rural areas of Iran remains limited due to structural, economic, and institutional barriers. Global Status of Creative and

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US Strategy towards Iran

How Faulty Cognitive Maps Paralyze US Strategy towards Iran

By Mohammadreza Mohammadi, International Affairs Researcher In the complex chessboard of Middle Eastern geopolitics, perception often shapes policy more than reality itself. When decision-makers rely on distorted mental images instead of facts on the ground, strategy can become trapped in illusion rather than guided by insight. In “How Faulty Cognitive Maps Paralyze US Strategy Towards

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Iran and China’s CIPS

Connecting Iran to China’s Cross Border Interbank Payment System

As one of the world’s largest oil exporters, Iran must exercise greater control over its oil trade transactions and banking payment systems. Despite the widespread belief that FATF-related restrictions constitute a major legal barrier to Iran’s financial and commercial exchanges, it was emphasized in a recent policy meeting that this assumption is legally inaccurate. Experts

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