In the intricate dance between Iran and the West, the elusive resolution to tensions surrounding Iran's nuclear program remains uncertain. Recent developments, from missile sanctions to key negotiator withdrawals, add complexity to the delicate negotiations. Can the fire of disputes be avoided, or will a pathway to agreement emerge? By Jalal Khoshchehreh.
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The rise of China as a global power has unfolded over the past decades, with its impacts becoming increasingly apparent in recent years. The Asian giant's emergence and its dynamic engagement in international politics have begun to unsettle the existing world order. By Farshad Adel.
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Iran's foreign policy takes a significant diplomatic turn as it proposes a plan for dialogue and cooperation in the Persian Gulf region. The "Assembly of Dialogue and Cooperation in the Persian Gulf," scheduled to be held in New York, signifies Iran's renewed emphasis on reconciliation and collaboration. This initiative aims to capitalize on emerging regional variables, including de-escalation efforts, economic imperatives, and a preference for diplomatic solutions. By promoting dialogue at multiple levels and seeking to establish collective security arrangements, Iran aims to pave the way for a new era of cooperation in a region long plagued by tension and crises. By Kamran Karami, Visiting researcher at Middle East Strategic Studies Center.
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Interview with Diplomacy Analyst Rahman Ghahramanpour.
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The withdrawal of the United States from the region presents opportunities for Iran, which should strive to capitalize on this realignment.
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