Events

Mr. Saber Mirzaei, Deputy of Research and Development at the Center for Cooperation, discussed the historical roots of conflicts, Iran’s defensive capabilities, and economic challenges. Historical Roots Not as Past, but as “Structural Deterrents“ The focus is on the U.S. behavioral pattern of refusing formal concessions, illustrated by its hasty withdrawals from Vietnam and Afghanistan, […]

During this meeting, the key points and requirements for establishing laws and regulations concerning the Strait of Hormuz were discussed, based on the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea, principles of maritime warfare law, and the maritime zones law of the Islamic Republic of Iran in the Persian Gulf and Oman Sea.

The Ramadan War provided Iran with an opportunity to enhance its power and role in the international arena, which perhaps was a consequence that the United States never desired. The specialized session titled “Iran’s Role in the International Order in the Post-Ramadan War World” was held on April 20 by the Strategic and International Analysis

Crises can often serve as pivotal moments for growth and development. In times of turbulence, opportunities for creativity and innovation emerge, allowing individuals and communities to reassess their values and embrace new narratives. Emerging generations, with their unique perspectives and tools, are becoming the driving force behind these new stories, particularly during challenging circumstances. Opportunities

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

The second session of the specialized series “Trends in Digital Content in Iran” was held at KHANA, organized by Hannan Think Tank. The meeting explored the reciprocal relationship between economics and technology in the digital content sphere. Main Challenges Related to Digital Content in Iran Ahmad Attarzadeh, Deputy Head of Pegah Data Kavans Sharif Group,

 Managing domestic platforms to safeguard security and data integrity is an essential priority. In this regard, China’s long experience in steering cyberspace offers an instructive model. At a meeting titled “Digital Dissection of the Beijing Model” held at KHANA, the contours of China’s digital governance framework were examined. The session brought together thinkers and officials

The conference critically examined Iran’s long-standing Western-oriented foreign policy, arguing that it has marginalized alternative partnerships, particularly with China and East Asia. Speakers stressed that without investing in public diplomacy, tourism, academic cooperation, and a shared civilizational narrative, Iran–China relations will remain transactional rather than strategic. The Silk Road as a Civilizational Corridor, Not Just