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Iran–China Relations Under International Sanctions

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In an exclusive interview with Ainar Tangen, a senior fellow at the Center for Innovation in Global Governance, Mohammad Khatibi discussed Iran–China relations under the shadow of international sanctions Tangen outlined Beijing’s foreign policy toward Iran, emphasizing that despite the intensification of United Nations and U.S. sanctions, China will continue its cooperation with Tehran. According […]

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KHANA conducted an interview with Raul Rodriguez

Resistance: The Link Between Iran and Latin America

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KHANA dialogue series: Exclusive interview with Raul Rodriguez KHANA conducted an exclusive interview with Raul Rodriguez, professor and director of the Center for Western Hemisphere and U.S. Studies at the University of Havana, reflecting on the dimensions of resistance in Latin America and providing insights into current crises in the Middle East. Latin America as

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KHANA Dialogue Hosts Kala Walsh in Fifth International Conversation

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KHANA , hosted Kala Walsh, an independent journalist, anti-imperialist activist, and grassroots organizer from the United States Despite being only 21 years old, Walsh already has an extensive record of activism against imperialism, Zionism, and the U.S. military-industrial complex. Lived Experience of Resistance in Iran Kala, visiting Iran and West Asia for the first time, described

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Zionism: A Colonial Project That Can Only Be Broken by Reconstructing the Global Order

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Mohannad Ayyash Analyzes Zionism as a Colonial System at the Fourth KHANA Expert Meeting At the fourth international expert meeting of KHANA, Mohannad Ayyash, a PhD in sociology and a member of the Palestinian Policy Network (Al-Shabake) and the Institute for Palestine Studies (IPS), engaged in a discussion with Fatemeh Sa’adati, analyzing Zionism as a

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Afghan Migrants in Iran: Threat or Opportunity?

Afghan Migrants in Iran: Threat or Opportunity?

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Exclusive Commentary by KHANA Tannaz Karimi, M.A. in Political Science – Over the past four decades, Iran has hosted millions of Afghan migrants. However, following recent developments, approximately 250,000 to 300,000 have left the country. This trend can be analyzed within communitarian theories—especially Michael Walzer’s perspective—which argues that accepting migrants must align with citizens’ consent

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Iran, Israel and the Engineering of Public Opinion

 Iran, Israel and the Engineering of Public Opinion

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The Role of U.S. Interventionist Policies and Mainstream Media in Shaping Public Opinion in the Region In an exclusive interview with KHANA, Bryce Green, an American journalist and political analyst, discussed various dimensions of the United States’ foreign policy toward Iran and Israel with Fatemeh Saadati, an international affairs expert. Green, taking a critical perspective,

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