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West Asia in China’s Perspective: Important but Not Vital

What is commonly referred to as the “rise of China”—above all its rapid economic expansion—has naturally not been confined to the country’s domestic sphere it has also manifested itself on the international stage.
1404/07/06
Africa and West Asia

Visit of The President of the Institute for Political and International Studies to Geneva

Dr.Saeed Khatibzadeh President of the Institute for Political and International Studies during his visit to Geneva from September 18 to 202025 held meetings and consultations with the International Committee of the Red Cross the Assistant Secretary-General of the United Nations and the Executive Director of the United Nations Institute for Training and Research(UNITAR). He also held a press briefing with UN-based journalists during which he elaborated on the positions of the Islamic Republic of Iran regarding current developments in foreign policy.
1404/06/31
Recent Events

Lessens from Muhammad (PBUH) for Our Fractured World (Commemorating the 1500th Anniversary of the Birth of Muḥammad the Prophet of Islam)

Our world today is feverish. This is not a metaphor its symptoms are visibly manifest in statistics and charts in economic and social reports. We are consumed by division inequality discrimination unending conflicts and environmental crises. These are not separate afflictions but are collectively the varied expressions of a single malady: social disintegration the erosion of shared values and a crisis of confidence in leadership.
1404/06/25
Theoretical and strategic

The Latest Global Migration Issues: Outlook 2025

As one of the most critical human phenomena migration today is a global issue profoundly influencing social and international relations. The scope of its influence on the cultural economic political and security dimensions of both origin and host societies is continuously expanding.
1404/06/23
Theoretical and strategic

The Policy of Regional Dialogue

Prior to the illegitimate attack by Israel and the US on Iran’s nuclear and military centers Irans diplomatic apparatus pursued an active and multilateral approach in the region. The goal of this policy was to keep key and influential regional countries including Saudi Arabia informed about the nuclear negotiations with the U.S. to gain and maintain their trust and cooperation. This approach was seemingly successful unlike in the past when the probability of these countries cooperating with any attack on Irans nuclear facilities was high this time we witnessed a unified condemnation of the Israeli attack by the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC).
1404/06/23
Theoretical and strategic

The Transition from the Old Order to the New Through the Gateway of the Ukraine War

Russias largest aerial assault since the beginning of the Ukraine war took place on September 7th targeting the main cabinet building of the Ukrainian government in Kyiv which houses the cabinet of ministers and their offices.
1404/06/23
Eurasia

The Western Balkans and the Long Dream of European Integration Brussels Worried by Russian Influence

Contemporary Europe particularly the central and eastern regions grapples with multiple crises among the most significant of which are the consequences of the Ukraine war and the increasing rise of irregular migration.
1404/06/23
Eurasia

Historical Roots of the Term Global South

The term Global South was first coined and introduced into the lexicon of political terms and international relations by Carl Oglesby an American author and New Left activist in 1969. In an article he wrote for the Catholic magazine Commonwealth at the height of the Vietnam War Oglesby analyzed the state of the world as follows: the countries of the Global North—the Northern Hemisphere—have converged and aligned to create an intolerable social order for the Global South.
1404/06/23
Theoretical and strategic

Economic Military and Regional Dimensions of the Extended U.S. Naval Deployment in the Caribbean

This report examines the short- and long-term consequences of the recent deployment of U.S. warships amphibious assault ships and a nuclear submarine adjacent to Venezuela’s coast.
1404/06/15
Europe and America

Shanghai Power Maneuver Amidst Trumps Tumult: A Three-Pronged Agenda on Trade War Ukraine Conflict and Iran’s Nuclear Program

The Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) encompassing ten member states and sixteen observer and dialogue partners has evolved into a powerful alliance representing half of the global population and a significant portion of the world economy. Often recognized as a counterbalance to NATO the organization is convening at a critical juncture.
1404/06/11
Asia and Pacific

Gaza: Israel’s Genocidal Final Solution for Palestinians or an Inevitable Vietnam-style Quagmire?

Since October 2023 when Israel unleashed unrestrained military attacks on Gaza it has directly or indiscriminately targeted civilians and employed means and methods of warfare against Palestinian population which can have no justification but a genocidal intention ‘to destroy in whole or in part’ the Palestinians in Gaza as a nation ethnicity or religious group.
1404/06/05
International law, Human Right and Women

The Realignment of International Trade Policies and Its Impact on African Economies

In recent months the United States has introduced a significant shift in international economic policy by imposing a new wave of trade tariffs against most countries worldwide. This action aimed at reducing the trade deficit protecting domestic industries and reshoring manufacturing has also impacted the African continent.
1404/05/28
Africa and West Asia

Trumps Alaskan Overture to Putin: One Plays the Part the Other Reaps the Rewards

After 1250 days of the devastating war between Russia and Ukraine which has resulted in hundreds of thousands of casualties and nearly a trillion dollars in damages hopes for peace remain faint. Over the past eight months U.S. President Donald Trump has orchestrated multiple efforts to end the conflict. Although these attempts have yet to succeed he continues to pursue this path with his characteristic transactional approach.
1404/05/28
Eurasia

The Role of the Israeli Education System in the Execution of the Genocide of Palestinians

Since October 7 2023 the Gaza Strip has been under extensive and continuous attacks by the Israeli army. Estimates indicate that the number of victims has surpassed 60000 predominantly women and children. In these assaults critical infrastructure public services and health centers have been completely destroyed.
1404/05/26
Africa and West Asia

Iran and the Problem of Hyperreality

On the day commemorating the role of journalists while honoring the position of media and reporters in diplomacy and the need to strengthen their connection with the foreign policy apparatus this article seeks to address the medias impact on the nature and shaping of the country#39s foreign policy from a new perspective:
1404/05/25
Theoretical and strategic

The Zangezur Corridor: Roots and Consequences for Iran

A fundamental principle in geopolitics teaches us that a power vacuum never remains empty it is invariably filled by rivals. The recent agreement between Azerbaijan and Armenia to establish the Zangezur Corridor brokered by the United States is a prime example of this principle.
1404/05/22
Eurasia

Visit of the Institute for Political and International Studies Delegation to Ankara

Dr. Khatibzadeh Director of the Institute for Political and International Studies (IPIS) along with a delegation visited Ankara on a three-day trip (August 13–15 2025) where they met with directors and experts from prominent Turkish think tanks and intellectual centers. They discussed think tank cooperation as well as the current critical regional developments. It was agreed that consultations between the two sides will continue.
1404/05/22
Recent Events

Modi’s Resilient Maneuver Between Moscow and Washington

As the global stage confronts major developments such as the crises in Gaza and Ukraine peace in the Caucasus and the meeting between Trump and Putin new opportunities are also taking shape. It is a fact that crises invariably create opportunities for some nations just as in the Ukraine war countries like China India and Turkey have secured significant benefits by adopting a balanced approach.
1404/05/21
Eurasia

Beijings Interest-Driven Strategy in the Moscow-Kyiv Conflict

Forty months into the Russia-Ukraine war there is still no clear prospect for its end. In this crisis numerous powers including the United States Europe China and Turkey have played significant roles. However among these nations China has assumed a more prominent role with a calculated approach particularly in its engagement with Russia.
1404/05/12
Eurasia

Third-Millennium Anarchism: The Metamorphosis from Rights and Humanity to War and Cruelty

The world of the third millennium is experiencing a difficult and arduous period in various regions particularly along the Eurasian axis and the western part of the ancient continent. A prominent symbol of this is the tragic human catastrophe in Gaza. This is occurring despite the fact that advancements in science technology and artificial intelligence promised a better life accompanied by peace and coexistence. However
1404/05/06
Theoretical and strategic

France and the Challenge of a New European Security Architecture

France has long been a driving force in the discourse on European security. In the late 2010s and early 2020s roughly coinciding with the first Trump presidency Paris began to more assertively and openly articulate and pursue its ideas about playing a significant role in guaranteeing the continents security and achieving European strategic autonomy. To realize its ideas France took two main actions:
1404/05/05
Europe and America

Complete Report File of the Special Session on The Israeli Aggression on Iran: What Next?

The session of the IPIS titled The Israeli Aggression on Iran: What Next? was held on July 8 2025 (17 Tir 1404) in English with the participation of Saeed Khatibzadeh Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs and Head of the IPIS Mohammad Kazem Sajjadpour Professor at the School of International Relations and Nasser Hadian University Professor along with in-person and online participation of domestic and foreign analysts.
1404/05/05
Theoretical and strategic

Visit of the Institute for Political and International Studies Delegation to China

Dr. Khatibzadeh Director of the Institute for Political and International Studies (IPIS) during his trip to China (July 22–25 2025) met with the heads of major think tanks prominent intellectual and political figures and leading Chinese strategists. The discussions covered current regional developments the violations committed by the United States and the Israeli regime against the Islamic Republic of Iran and bilateral relations with a particular focus on think tank cooperation. During this visit agreements were reached on expanding think tank collaboration between the two countries.
1404/05/03
Recent Events

The Shifting Geostrategy of the South Caucasus: Zangezur Cannot Be Taken by Force?!

In recent months the South Caucasus region has garnered increased attention from regional countries and surrounding powers. Noteworthy developments include the meeting of the leaders of Baku and Yerevan in the United Arab Emirates
1404/04/31
Eurasia
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