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Asianization and the Redefinition of the “Look to the East” Strategy in the Foreign Policy of the Islamic Republic of Iran
The structural transformation of the international system over the past two decades has gradually reshaped the material and normative foundations of power.
1404/09/12
Asia and Pacific
Joint Meeting of the IPIS with the India Foundation
A joint meeting of the IPIS and the India Foundation was held today Tuesday 11 Azar 1404 (December 2 2025) with the presence of Dr. Saeed Khatibzadeh President of IPIS along with senior experts and directors.
1404/09/11
Recent Events
Meeting and Exchange of Views between IPIS and the Ambassador of the People’s Republic of China
On 10 Azar 1404 (December 1 2025) Zhong Peiwu Ambassador of the People’s Republic of China to Tehran visited IPIS and held a discussion with the Center’s directors and experts. In the meeting both sides reviewed and exchanged views on key issues concerning Iran and China in the field of international relations.
1404/09/11
Recent Events
Signing of Memorandum of Understanding Between the IPIS President and the Director-General of the ICRC
Dr. Saeed Khatibzadeh Deputy Foreign Minister and President of the Institute for Political and International Studies (IPIS) met with Pierre Krähenbühl Director-General of the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) in Geneva where the two sides signed and exchanged a Memorandum of Understanding aimed at expanding and implementing joint activities.
1404/09/08
Recent Events
Khatibzadeh: We Are in the Most Security-Intensive Period Since World War II
Irans Deputy Foreign Minister Saeed Khatibzadeh opens the International Law Under Assault: Aggression and Self-Defense conference in Tehran. At the opening of the International Law Under Assault: Aggression and Self-Defense conference Saeed Khatibzadeh Irans Deputy Foreign Minister and head of the Institute for Political and International Studies (IPIS) stated that the world is currently in its most security-intensive period since the Second World War citing excessive militarism and the recent aggressions by the United States and Israel. Five months ago in this very hall some of you and many of us spoke about moving from division and rupture towards convergence and prosperity Khatibzadeh said in his opening address. More than 270 international and 300 domestic guests gathered here to talk about the future of the region just weeks before the attacks and aggressions by the United States and Israel against Iran began. He continued Today five months later the region is still in turmoil and the world continues to witness trends of excessive militarism and the securitization of all affairs. We are living in the most security-intensive period since the Second World War. The one-day conference brought together scholars diplomats and international law experts from across Asia Africa Latin America and Europe to examine the growing challenges facing the global legal system and the implications of rising militarization and geopolitical confrontation.
1404/08/25
Events
Araghchi Warns International Law Is “Under Full-Scale Assault”
Iranian Foreign Minister Seyed Abbas Araghchi warned that the U.S. and its allies are undermining international law and replacing it with a “force-based order.”
1404/08/25
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FM Araghchi: U.S.-Israel Attack Was a Strategic Failure Iran Ready for Diplomacy Based on Respect
Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi declared the recent military attack by the United States and Israel a strategic failure aimed at destroying diplomacy.
1404/08/25
Events
International Law under Siege: From Law-Based to Rules-Based Order
Experts at an IPIS panel warned that Western powers are replacing international law with a selective “rules-based order” undermining sovereignty and the UN Charter. They urged reforms and stronger Global South cooperation to restore a truly law-based system.
1404/08/25
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Experts at IPIS Panel Diagnose Crisis in International Law Search for Hope Amid Disorder
At an IPIS forum in Tehran international experts diagnosed the crisis facing global legal norms citing the weaponization of power but finding hope in renewed diplomacy and the rising influence of the Global South.
1404/08/25
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Iran’s Nuclear Chief Accuses West of Enabling Unprecedented Attack on Nuclear Facilities
Mohammad Eslami Head of Iran’s Atomic Energy Organization condemned the recent attack on Iran’s nuclear infrastructure as “the heaviest bomb ever used against a peaceful nuclear site” accusing Western powers of weaponizing IAEA intelligence to enable the strike.
1404/08/25
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FM Spokesman: Attack During Talks Was a Betrayal of Diplomacy
Irans Foreign Ministry spokesman Esmaeil Baghaei condemned the recent US-Israeli military strike as a betrayal of diplomacy arguing it unlawfully targeted a nation actively engaged in a peaceful negotiation process.
1404/08/25
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Diplomacy Betrayed: The Case of US-Israeli Aggression against Iran
An international panel at Tehrans IPIS featuring Irans Foreign Ministry spokesman condemned the recent US-Israeli aggression as a betrayal of diplomacy that deliberately targeted a nation in the midst of active peace negotiations.
1404/08/25
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Kharrazi Criticizes UN Weakness Affirms Iran’s Determination to Resist Coercion
Kamal Kharrazi head of Iran’s Strategic Council on Foreign Relations criticized the United Nations for losing its authority and being dominated by coercive powers while reaffirming Iran’s commitment to national independence self-reliance and resilience in the face of foreign aggression.
1404/08/25
Events
Joint Meeting between the Institute for IPIS and the Sasakawa
A joint meeting between the Institute for Political and International Studies (IPIS) of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Islamic Republic of Iran and the Sasakawa Peace Foundation of Japan was held at the IPIS headquarters with the participation of Dr. Atsushi Sunami President of the Sasakawa Peace Foundation and a group of IPIS researchers.
1404/08/18
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Starting from Home and the Western Hemisphere: The 2025 US National Defense Strategy
In early September of this year experts from the US Department of Defense presented the draft of the new National Defense Strategy (NDS) to Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth. This document places a higher priority on domestic and regional missions than on confronting global rivals such as Beijing and Moscow.
1404/08/06
Americas
The Monetization of National Security in the United States
Until recently few policy tools unified Democrats and Republicans as strongly as export controls. Restrictions on the spread of dual-use American technologies—particularly semiconductors—had become a bipartisan cornerstone of Washington’s technological competition with China and a preferred instrument to punish Russia for its full-scale invasion of Ukraine.
1404/08/06
Theoretical and strategic
Is War Against Iran Imminent?
Eric Smith the Commandant of the US Marine Corps stated a few days ago to US Navy officers: We have experienced wars in Korea Iraq and Afghanistan but the next war is coming. Trust me it is coming.
1404/07/29
Africa and West Asia
The Imperative of Welcoming the Stabilizing Regional Pact Between Saudi Arabia and Pakistan
Given the international and regional context the intense and escalating security and economic crises confronting Iran and analyzed from the perspective of Saudi foreign policy the advantages of the Pakistan-Saudi security pact far outweigh its drawbacks for the Islamic Republic of Iran. The reasons are as follows:
1404/07/26
Africa and West Asia
Russia and Europe’s Dangerous Saber-Rattling: From Despair of Peace Toward All-Out War
Four years into the enigmatic conflict in Ukraine movements on the battlefield geography and in the soft power and narrative-building sphere have intensified. President Putin with his specific authoritarian management and sagacity has succeeded in these years in achieving his outlined objectives regarding several fundamental challenges—including managing the economy the Prigozhin rebellion and maintaining war-centric political and social stability.
1404/07/23
Europe and America
The 80th UN General Assembly Session: Multilateralism in Crisis
The 80th session of the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) held from September 23-29 2025 served as an arena for leaders and officials to express both shared and conflicting stances on global issues. This years theme Better Together: Eighty Years and Beyond for Peace Development and Human Rights ostensibly emphasized collective cooperation and a review of the UNs diminished role in a fractured global order.
1404/07/09
Theoretical and strategic
Tendentious Alignments for World War III?
The international arena is experiencing a profoundly difficult and complex transition from a unipolar order toward multilateralism characterized by the intensification and proliferation of various crises from Latin America to the ancient continent of Asia. The world despite massive and rapid scientific and technological advancements faces diverse contradictions.
1404/07/08
Theoretical and strategic
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
Ten Urgent Crises in the International System and Five Scenarios for the Near Future
On the occasion of the 80th session of the United Nations General Assembly all eyes are once again on New York where state representatives gather in an atmosphere rife with geopolitical disputes and escalating crises. This article reviews these crises and outlines five probable scenarios for the near future-a future that more than ever demands collective deliberation and decision-making.
1404/07/01
Theoretical and strategic
Recklessness in Discourse and Action in Foreign Policy and Its Consequences
In behavioral sciences the concept of verbal impulsivity is often associated with the functional status of patients with ADHD referring to a condition where an individual tends to speak without prior thought selects words inappropriately or disregards consequences. It is a state where individuals may suddenly say or do something unconsidered without reflecting on the outcomes. Psychologically impulsivity in speech and action can have numerous negative effects on the social environment and individual relationships.
1404/07/01
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