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Analysis of G20 Meeting in India, Prospect of Upcoming Meeting in Brazil

Strategic Council Online – Interview: An expert on international affairs, saying that in the G20 meeting in India, we witnessed a new alignment of emerging powers and developing countries in front of Europe and the US, added: We are transitioning the international system, distributing and, networking of power in the global arena, and European and American countries are not the only ones that determine the process of financial, economic, political and security developments in the world.

Increasing Negative Influence of the West on Russia-Turkey Relations

Strategic Council Online – Interview: A researcher of the Research Center of the Expediency Council, while emphasizing the importance of the recent meeting between the presidents of Turkey and Russia in Sochi, said: The crisis in Ukraine and the pressures of the West have negatively affected Turkey’s balanced approach towards the West and Russia, and that the Russians are doubtful about Turkey’s future policies.

Strategic Implications of North Korean Leader’s Visit to Russia

Strategic Council Online – Interview: Referring to the consequences of the war in Ukraine, an expert on international affairs said Russia and North Korea are determined to strengthen their cooperation in various fields, and Russia will subsequently face increased pressure from the United States and Europe.

Obstacles, Prospect of Normalization of Riyadh-Tel Aviv Relations

Strategic Council Online – Opinion: Normalization and recognition of relations between the Zionist regime and Saudi Arabia is still at the focal point of the political circles of the Zionist regime. Israel and, recently, the United States administration have focused on this issue and are discussing the imminent compromise between Tel Aviv and Riyadh, which is unrealistic.
Hamid Khoshayand – Expert on regional affairs

Ankara’s Increasing Challenges with Expansion of EU towards Western Balkans

Strategic Council Online – Interview: An expert on European affairs says that the possible entry of the Western Balkan states into the European Union could have adverse effects on Turkey noted the increase in competition with those countries to gain access to the resources of the European Union, the economic challenges caused by the change in trade preferences in the region, the risk of further distancing the EU from Turkey due to the stronger alignment of the Balkans with the policies of the European Union, changes in the geopolitics of the region and the possible reduction of Turkey’s role in shaping the future of the Western Balkans are among the potential challenges of the accession for Turkey.

Analysis of Continuation of Talks Between Turkey-Greece Without Preconditions

Strategic Council Online – Opinion: The recent meeting of foreign ministers of Turkey and Greece in Ankara was held in a friendly atmosphere under the influence of Greece’s aid to Turkey following the two deadly earthquakes in Turkey and then Turkey’s condolences to Greece for the deadly train accident earlier this year. This meeting was held after the meeting of Turkish President Erdogan and Greek Conservative Prime Minister Mitsotakis on the sidelines of the NATO meeting in Vilnius, the capital of Lithuania, in July. In recent negotiations, the foreign ministers of the two countries discussed old disputes such as the Cyprus issue, the stalled process of Turkey’s membership in the European Union and illegal immigration, the framework for strengthening economic and commercial cooperation, and the development of cooperation in fields such as transportation, maritime cooperation, trade, and technology, environment protection and fighting against natural disasters.
Mahmoud Fazeli – International affairs analyst

New East-West Corridor; First Operational Sign of Failed Abraham Accords

Strategic Council Online – Opinion: The idea of developing transportation routes to boost trade in the Persian Gulf and eliminate the need for the strategic Strait of Hormuz was formed among the Persian Gulf Cooperation Council member states some years ago. To realize the idea, the rail transport corridor along the Persian Gulf was started in 2016 by launching the Persian Gulf Cooperation Council rail network. According to the agreement signed among the member states of the Council, each of the countries was expected to build and complete their rail network independently. Finally, after completing all national lines, the Persian Gulf Cooperation Council network would be launched by connecting the national rail networks of those countries. In this way, an Arab railway network would be formed, connecting all six Persian Gulf Cooperation Council member countries through a railway line of 2177 kilometers.
Dr. Mohammad Mehdi Mazaheri – University professor

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Dr. Sattari at a meeting on “Discussing Foreign Relations in Artificial Intelligence Era”: The Necessity of Formulating Iran’s Strategy in Artificial Intelligence

Dr. Sattari at a meeting on “Discussing Foreign Relations in Artificial Intelligence Era”: The Necessity of Formulating Iran’s Strategy in Artificial Intelligence

Strategic Council Online: The head of the Science-Technology Commission of the Strategic Council on Foreign Relations, emphasizing the need to analyze strategies and achievements of artificial intelligence in the three dimensions of “investment,” “implementation,” and “innovation,” said: Each of the leading countries, have defined a main vision and strategy in the field of artificial intelligence for themselves, and considering the global division of labor, it is necessary to examine what this vision could be for Iran?

Prospects of Egypt, Turkey, Greece, and Cyprus Quadrilateral Meeting

Prospects of Egypt, Turkey, Greece, and Cyprus Quadrilateral Meeting

Strategic Council Online – Opinion: Egyptian President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi announced during the recent visit of Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis to Egypt that his country is considering a quadrilateral meeting in Cairo between the heads of Egypt, Greece, Turkey, and Cyprus to discuss the tensions in the Eastern Mediterranean and bring together views regarding the demarcation of maritime borders and the possibility of Turkey joining the East Mediterranean Gas Forum.
Mahmoud Fazeli – International affairs analyst

Strategic Consequences of Syria-Saudi Improved Relations

Strategic Consequences of Syria-Saudi Improved Relations

Strategic Council Online – Opinion: After the breakthrough in diplomatic relations between the Islamic Republic of Iran and Saudi Arabia, West Asia, and the Persian Gulf are witnessing “positive movements”; the countries that used to be on the opposite front have abandoned previous policies and are moving towards interaction and resumption of bilateral relations.
Barsam Mohammadi – Expert on regional affairs

Consequences of Placing Russian Nuclear Weapons in Belarus

Consequences of Placing Russian Nuclear Weapons in Belarus

Strategic Council Online – Opinion: The placement of nuclear weapons of NATO and Russia near each other’s borders will increase the risk of tensions and entry of the US and Russia into a hot war and face the non-proliferation and progress in the field of nuclear disarmament with serious risks. Meantime, Non-nuclear countries are forced to take countermeasures to ensure their security.
Pouria Nabipour – Ph.D. in political science and international relations

Reconstruction of the “Jarrah” military airport in Syria; New field equation of Russia

Reconstruction of the “Jarrah” military airport in Syria; New field equation of Russia

Strategic Council Online—Opinion: Recently, in one of the most important military and field developments in Syria, Russia opened its air base in this strategic airport after the reconstruction of “Al-Jarrah Airport” with the cooperation of the Syrian and Russian air forces. This airport, which has military use, had been disabled due to severe damages during the conflicts of the past years.
Barsam Mohammadi—Expert in regional issues

Greece-Libya-Turkey Tension Continues in Eastern Mediterranean Economic Zone

Greece-Libya-Turkey Tension Continues in Eastern Mediterranean Economic Zone

Strategic Council Online – Opinion: At the end of November, Greece expanded the area of activity of the vessel chartered by ExxonMobil and Hellenic Energy (former Hellenic Petroleum) to the south of the island of Crete by publishing a new instruction. This action was carried out following the pressure of the consortium on the Greek Ministry of Energy. The consortium claims that there is a possibility of discovering gas resources in that area. It is expected that through this measure, Athens intends to push the Libyan government to negotiate to delimit the maritime areas between the two countries or direct it to the option of referring it to the International Court of Justice.
Mahmoud Fazeli – Analyst of international affairs

EU Sanctions, Violation of Procedures Code, and Inalienable Human Rights

EU Sanctions, Violation of Procedures Code, and Inalienable Human Rights

Strategic Council Online: The history of the so-called human rights sanctions of the European Union against Iran goes back to April 12, 2011; when Catherine Ashton, the high representative of the EU for foreign affairs, announced the adoption of Decision 359/2011concerning restrictive measures including travel bans directed against certain persons, entities and bodies in view of the situation in Iran.
Dr. Ali Karbalaei Hosseini – Researcher on international law

US coalition building strategy to confront China in East Asia

US coalition building strategy to confront China in East Asia

Strategic Council Online-Interview: An international relations professor stated that with the rise of China’s power, the countries of East and Southeast Asia are involved in an arms race or have placed themselves in the shadow of US power, adding that the US is trying to prevent the increase of China’s influence in the East Asia region while establishing its military capabilities to make the countries of the region dependent on the US and prevent China from becoming a regional hegemon.

The future of the Korean Peninsula Crisis

The future of the Korean Peninsula Crisis

Strategic Council Online – Opinion: Late last November, Pyongyang conducted another missile test. This intercontinental ballistic missile, named Hwasong-17, is capable of carrying a nuclear warhead with a range of up to 15,000 kilometers if placed in a standard orbit.
Hossein Sayyahi – Researcher on international politics

US Approach to Deepening Saudi-China Relations

US Approach to Deepening Saudi-China Relations

Strategic Council Online – Interview: An expert on international affairs saying that the Persian Gulf region has become a part of the big global geostrategic game in competition with China, added: The Americans do not have many options to change the new strategic environment and will continue to try cautiously relations with Arab countries. But it is not clear that such efforts will achieve the expected result.

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Analysis of G20 Meeting in India, Prospect of Upcoming Meeting in Brazil

Strategic Council Online – Interview: An expert on international affairs, saying that in the G20 meeting in India, we witnessed a new alignment of emerging powers and developing countries in front of Europe and the US, added: We are transitioning the international system, distributing and, networking of power in the global arena, and European and American countries are not the only ones that determine the process of financial, economic, political and security developments in the world.

Increasing Negative Influence of the West on Russia-Turkey Relations

Strategic Council Online – Interview: A researcher of the Research Center of the Expediency Council, while emphasizing the importance of the recent meeting between the presidents of Turkey and Russia in Sochi, said: The crisis in Ukraine and the pressures of the West have negatively affected Turkey’s balanced approach towards the West and Russia, and that the Russians are doubtful about Turkey’s future policies.

Strategic Implications of North Korean Leader’s Visit to Russia

Strategic Council Online – Interview: Referring to the consequences of the war in Ukraine, an expert on international affairs said Russia and North Korea are determined to strengthen their cooperation in various fields, and Russia will subsequently face increased pressure from the United States and Europe.

Obstacles, Prospect of Normalization of Riyadh-Tel Aviv Relations

Strategic Council Online – Opinion: Normalization and recognition of relations between the Zionist regime and Saudi Arabia is still at the focal point of the political circles of the Zionist regime. Israel and, recently, the United States administration have focused on this issue and are discussing the imminent compromise between Tel Aviv and Riyadh, which is unrealistic.
Hamid Khoshayand – Expert on regional affairs

Ankara’s Increasing Challenges with Expansion of EU towards Western Balkans

Strategic Council Online – Interview: An expert on European affairs says that the possible entry of the Western Balkan states into the European Union could have adverse effects on Turkey noted the increase in competition with those countries to gain access to the resources of the European Union, the economic challenges caused by the change in trade preferences in the region, the risk of further distancing the EU from Turkey due to the stronger alignment of the Balkans with the policies of the European Union, changes in the geopolitics of the region and the possible reduction of Turkey’s role in shaping the future of the Western Balkans are among the potential challenges of the accession for Turkey.

Analysis of Continuation of Talks Between Turkey-Greece Without Preconditions

Strategic Council Online – Opinion: The recent meeting of foreign ministers of Turkey and Greece in Ankara was held in a friendly atmosphere under the influence of Greece’s aid to Turkey following the two deadly earthquakes in Turkey and then Turkey’s condolences to Greece for the deadly train accident earlier this year. This meeting was held after the meeting of Turkish President Erdogan and Greek Conservative Prime Minister Mitsotakis on the sidelines of the NATO meeting in Vilnius, the capital of Lithuania, in July. In recent negotiations, the foreign ministers of the two countries discussed old disputes such as the Cyprus issue, the stalled process of Turkey’s membership in the European Union and illegal immigration, the framework for strengthening economic and commercial cooperation, and the development of cooperation in fields such as transportation, maritime cooperation, trade, and technology, environment protection and fighting against natural disasters.
Mahmoud Fazeli – International affairs analyst

New East-West Corridor; First Operational Sign of Failed Abraham Accords

Strategic Council Online – Opinion: The idea of developing transportation routes to boost trade in the Persian Gulf and eliminate the need for the strategic Strait of Hormuz was formed among the Persian Gulf Cooperation Council member states some years ago. To realize the idea, the rail transport corridor along the Persian Gulf was started in 2016 by launching the Persian Gulf Cooperation Council rail network. According to the agreement signed among the member states of the Council, each of the countries was expected to build and complete their rail network independently. Finally, after completing all national lines, the Persian Gulf Cooperation Council network would be launched by connecting the national rail networks of those countries. In this way, an Arab railway network would be formed, connecting all six Persian Gulf Cooperation Council member countries through a railway line of 2177 kilometers.
Dr. Mohammad Mehdi Mazaheri – University professor

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Dr. Sattari at a meeting on “Discussing Foreign Relations in Artificial Intelligence Era”: The Necessity of Formulating Iran’s Strategy in Artificial Intelligence

Dr. Sattari at a meeting on “Discussing Foreign Relations in Artificial Intelligence Era”: The Necessity of Formulating Iran’s Strategy in Artificial Intelligence

Strategic Council Online: The head of the Science-Technology Commission of the Strategic Council on Foreign Relations, emphasizing the need to analyze strategies and achievements of artificial intelligence in the three dimensions of “investment,” “implementation,” and “innovation,” said: Each of the leading countries, have defined a main vision and strategy in the field of artificial intelligence for themselves, and considering the global division of labor, it is necessary to examine what this vision could be for Iran?

Prospects of Egypt, Turkey, Greece, and Cyprus Quadrilateral Meeting

Prospects of Egypt, Turkey, Greece, and Cyprus Quadrilateral Meeting

Strategic Council Online – Opinion: Egyptian President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi announced during the recent visit of Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis to Egypt that his country is considering a quadrilateral meeting in Cairo between the heads of Egypt, Greece, Turkey, and Cyprus to discuss the tensions in the Eastern Mediterranean and bring together views regarding the demarcation of maritime borders and the possibility of Turkey joining the East Mediterranean Gas Forum.
Mahmoud Fazeli – International affairs analyst

Strategic Consequences of Syria-Saudi Improved Relations

Strategic Consequences of Syria-Saudi Improved Relations

Strategic Council Online – Opinion: After the breakthrough in diplomatic relations between the Islamic Republic of Iran and Saudi Arabia, West Asia, and the Persian Gulf are witnessing “positive movements”; the countries that used to be on the opposite front have abandoned previous policies and are moving towards interaction and resumption of bilateral relations.
Barsam Mohammadi – Expert on regional affairs

Consequences of Placing Russian Nuclear Weapons in Belarus

Consequences of Placing Russian Nuclear Weapons in Belarus

Strategic Council Online – Opinion: The placement of nuclear weapons of NATO and Russia near each other’s borders will increase the risk of tensions and entry of the US and Russia into a hot war and face the non-proliferation and progress in the field of nuclear disarmament with serious risks. Meantime, Non-nuclear countries are forced to take countermeasures to ensure their security.
Pouria Nabipour – Ph.D. in political science and international relations

Reconstruction of the “Jarrah” military airport in Syria; New field equation of Russia

Reconstruction of the “Jarrah” military airport in Syria; New field equation of Russia

Strategic Council Online—Opinion: Recently, in one of the most important military and field developments in Syria, Russia opened its air base in this strategic airport after the reconstruction of “Al-Jarrah Airport” with the cooperation of the Syrian and Russian air forces. This airport, which has military use, had been disabled due to severe damages during the conflicts of the past years.
Barsam Mohammadi—Expert in regional issues

Greece-Libya-Turkey Tension Continues in Eastern Mediterranean Economic Zone

Greece-Libya-Turkey Tension Continues in Eastern Mediterranean Economic Zone

Strategic Council Online – Opinion: At the end of November, Greece expanded the area of activity of the vessel chartered by ExxonMobil and Hellenic Energy (former Hellenic Petroleum) to the south of the island of Crete by publishing a new instruction. This action was carried out following the pressure of the consortium on the Greek Ministry of Energy. The consortium claims that there is a possibility of discovering gas resources in that area. It is expected that through this measure, Athens intends to push the Libyan government to negotiate to delimit the maritime areas between the two countries or direct it to the option of referring it to the International Court of Justice.
Mahmoud Fazeli – Analyst of international affairs

EU Sanctions, Violation of Procedures Code, and Inalienable Human Rights

EU Sanctions, Violation of Procedures Code, and Inalienable Human Rights

Strategic Council Online: The history of the so-called human rights sanctions of the European Union against Iran goes back to April 12, 2011; when Catherine Ashton, the high representative of the EU for foreign affairs, announced the adoption of Decision 359/2011concerning restrictive measures including travel bans directed against certain persons, entities and bodies in view of the situation in Iran.
Dr. Ali Karbalaei Hosseini – Researcher on international law

US coalition building strategy to confront China in East Asia

US coalition building strategy to confront China in East Asia

Strategic Council Online-Interview: An international relations professor stated that with the rise of China’s power, the countries of East and Southeast Asia are involved in an arms race or have placed themselves in the shadow of US power, adding that the US is trying to prevent the increase of China’s influence in the East Asia region while establishing its military capabilities to make the countries of the region dependent on the US and prevent China from becoming a regional hegemon.

The future of the Korean Peninsula Crisis

The future of the Korean Peninsula Crisis

Strategic Council Online – Opinion: Late last November, Pyongyang conducted another missile test. This intercontinental ballistic missile, named Hwasong-17, is capable of carrying a nuclear warhead with a range of up to 15,000 kilometers if placed in a standard orbit.
Hossein Sayyahi – Researcher on international politics

US Approach to Deepening Saudi-China Relations

US Approach to Deepening Saudi-China Relations

Strategic Council Online – Interview: An expert on international affairs saying that the Persian Gulf region has become a part of the big global geostrategic game in competition with China, added: The Americans do not have many options to change the new strategic environment and will continue to try cautiously relations with Arab countries. But it is not clear that such efforts will achieve the expected result.

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Dr. Sattari at a meeting on “Discussing Foreign Relations in Artificial Intelligence Era”: The Necessity of Formulating Iran’s Strategy in Artificial Intelligence

Dr. Sattari at a meeting on “Discussing Foreign Relations in Artificial Intelligence Era”: The Necessity of Formulating Iran’s Strategy in Artificial Intelligence

Strategic Council Online: The head of the Science-Technology Commission of the Strategic Council on Foreign Relations, emphasizing the need to analyze strategies and achievements of artificial intelligence in the three dimensions of “investment,” “implementation,” and “innovation,” said: Each of the leading countries, have defined a main vision and strategy in the field of artificial intelligence for themselves, and considering the global division of labor, it is necessary to examine what this vision could be for Iran?

Prospects of Egypt, Turkey, Greece, and Cyprus Quadrilateral Meeting

Prospects of Egypt, Turkey, Greece, and Cyprus Quadrilateral Meeting

Strategic Council Online – Opinion: Egyptian President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi announced during the recent visit of Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis to Egypt that his country is considering a quadrilateral meeting in Cairo between the heads of Egypt, Greece, Turkey, and Cyprus to discuss the tensions in the Eastern Mediterranean and bring together views regarding the demarcation of maritime borders and the possibility of Turkey joining the East Mediterranean Gas Forum.
Mahmoud Fazeli – International affairs analyst

Strategic Consequences of Syria-Saudi Improved Relations

Strategic Consequences of Syria-Saudi Improved Relations

Strategic Council Online – Opinion: After the breakthrough in diplomatic relations between the Islamic Republic of Iran and Saudi Arabia, West Asia, and the Persian Gulf are witnessing “positive movements”; the countries that used to be on the opposite front have abandoned previous policies and are moving towards interaction and resumption of bilateral relations.
Barsam Mohammadi – Expert on regional affairs

Consequences of Placing Russian Nuclear Weapons in Belarus

Consequences of Placing Russian Nuclear Weapons in Belarus

Strategic Council Online – Opinion: The placement of nuclear weapons of NATO and Russia near each other’s borders will increase the risk of tensions and entry of the US and Russia into a hot war and face the non-proliferation and progress in the field of nuclear disarmament with serious risks. Meantime, Non-nuclear countries are forced to take countermeasures to ensure their security.
Pouria Nabipour – Ph.D. in political science and international relations

Reconstruction of the “Jarrah” military airport in Syria; New field equation of Russia

Reconstruction of the “Jarrah” military airport in Syria; New field equation of Russia

Strategic Council Online—Opinion: Recently, in one of the most important military and field developments in Syria, Russia opened its air base in this strategic airport after the reconstruction of “Al-Jarrah Airport” with the cooperation of the Syrian and Russian air forces. This airport, which has military use, had been disabled due to severe damages during the conflicts of the past years.
Barsam Mohammadi—Expert in regional issues

Greece-Libya-Turkey Tension Continues in Eastern Mediterranean Economic Zone

Greece-Libya-Turkey Tension Continues in Eastern Mediterranean Economic Zone

Strategic Council Online – Opinion: At the end of November, Greece expanded the area of activity of the vessel chartered by ExxonMobil and Hellenic Energy (former Hellenic Petroleum) to the south of the island of Crete by publishing a new instruction. This action was carried out following the pressure of the consortium on the Greek Ministry of Energy. The consortium claims that there is a possibility of discovering gas resources in that area. It is expected that through this measure, Athens intends to push the Libyan government to negotiate to delimit the maritime areas between the two countries or direct it to the option of referring it to the International Court of Justice.
Mahmoud Fazeli – Analyst of international affairs

EU Sanctions, Violation of Procedures Code, and Inalienable Human Rights

EU Sanctions, Violation of Procedures Code, and Inalienable Human Rights

Strategic Council Online: The history of the so-called human rights sanctions of the European Union against Iran goes back to April 12, 2011; when Catherine Ashton, the high representative of the EU for foreign affairs, announced the adoption of Decision 359/2011concerning restrictive measures including travel bans directed against certain persons, entities and bodies in view of the situation in Iran.
Dr. Ali Karbalaei Hosseini – Researcher on international law

US coalition building strategy to confront China in East Asia

US coalition building strategy to confront China in East Asia

Strategic Council Online-Interview: An international relations professor stated that with the rise of China’s power, the countries of East and Southeast Asia are involved in an arms race or have placed themselves in the shadow of US power, adding that the US is trying to prevent the increase of China’s influence in the East Asia region while establishing its military capabilities to make the countries of the region dependent on the US and prevent China from becoming a regional hegemon.

The future of the Korean Peninsula Crisis

The future of the Korean Peninsula Crisis

Strategic Council Online – Opinion: Late last November, Pyongyang conducted another missile test. This intercontinental ballistic missile, named Hwasong-17, is capable of carrying a nuclear warhead with a range of up to 15,000 kilometers if placed in a standard orbit.
Hossein Sayyahi – Researcher on international politics

US Approach to Deepening Saudi-China Relations

US Approach to Deepening Saudi-China Relations

Strategic Council Online – Interview: An expert on international affairs saying that the Persian Gulf region has become a part of the big global geostrategic game in competition with China, added: The Americans do not have many options to change the new strategic environment and will continue to try cautiously relations with Arab countries. But it is not clear that such efforts will achieve the expected result.

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Analysis of G20 Meeting in India, Prospect of Upcoming Meeting in Brazil

Strategic Council Online – Interview: An expert on international affairs, saying that in the G20 meeting in India, we witnessed a new alignment of emerging powers and developing countries in front of Europe and the US, added: We are transitioning the international system, distributing and, networking of power in the global arena, and European and American countries are not the only ones that determine the process of financial, economic, political and security developments in the world.

Increasing Negative Influence of the West on Russia-Turkey Relations

Strategic Council Online – Interview: A researcher of the Research Center of the Expediency Council, while emphasizing the importance of the recent meeting between the presidents of Turkey and Russia in Sochi, said: The crisis in Ukraine and the pressures of the West have negatively affected Turkey’s balanced approach towards the West and Russia, and that the Russians are doubtful about Turkey’s future policies.

Strategic Implications of North Korean Leader’s Visit to Russia

Strategic Council Online – Interview: Referring to the consequences of the war in Ukraine, an expert on international affairs said Russia and North Korea are determined to strengthen their cooperation in various fields, and Russia will subsequently face increased pressure from the United States and Europe.

Obstacles, Prospect of Normalization of Riyadh-Tel Aviv Relations

Strategic Council Online – Opinion: Normalization and recognition of relations between the Zionist regime and Saudi Arabia is still at the focal point of the political circles of the Zionist regime. Israel and, recently, the United States administration have focused on this issue and are discussing the imminent compromise between Tel Aviv and Riyadh, which is unrealistic.
Hamid Khoshayand – Expert on regional affairs

Ankara’s Increasing Challenges with Expansion of EU towards Western Balkans

Strategic Council Online – Interview: An expert on European affairs says that the possible entry of the Western Balkan states into the European Union could have adverse effects on Turkey noted the increase in competition with those countries to gain access to the resources of the European Union, the economic challenges caused by the change in trade preferences in the region, the risk of further distancing the EU from Turkey due to the stronger alignment of the Balkans with the policies of the European Union, changes in the geopolitics of the region and the possible reduction of Turkey’s role in shaping the future of the Western Balkans are among the potential challenges of the accession for Turkey.

Analysis of Continuation of Talks Between Turkey-Greece Without Preconditions

Strategic Council Online – Opinion: The recent meeting of foreign ministers of Turkey and Greece in Ankara was held in a friendly atmosphere under the influence of Greece’s aid to Turkey following the two deadly earthquakes in Turkey and then Turkey’s condolences to Greece for the deadly train accident earlier this year. This meeting was held after the meeting of Turkish President Erdogan and Greek Conservative Prime Minister Mitsotakis on the sidelines of the NATO meeting in Vilnius, the capital of Lithuania, in July. In recent negotiations, the foreign ministers of the two countries discussed old disputes such as the Cyprus issue, the stalled process of Turkey’s membership in the European Union and illegal immigration, the framework for strengthening economic and commercial cooperation, and the development of cooperation in fields such as transportation, maritime cooperation, trade, and technology, environment protection and fighting against natural disasters.
Mahmoud Fazeli – International affairs analyst

New East-West Corridor; First Operational Sign of Failed Abraham Accords

Strategic Council Online – Opinion: The idea of developing transportation routes to boost trade in the Persian Gulf and eliminate the need for the strategic Strait of Hormuz was formed among the Persian Gulf Cooperation Council member states some years ago. To realize the idea, the rail transport corridor along the Persian Gulf was started in 2016 by launching the Persian Gulf Cooperation Council rail network. According to the agreement signed among the member states of the Council, each of the countries was expected to build and complete their rail network independently. Finally, after completing all national lines, the Persian Gulf Cooperation Council network would be launched by connecting the national rail networks of those countries. In this way, an Arab railway network would be formed, connecting all six Persian Gulf Cooperation Council member countries through a railway line of 2177 kilometers.
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Dr. Sattari at a meeting on “Discussing Foreign Relations in Artificial Intelligence Era”: The Necessity of Formulating Iran’s Strategy in Artificial Intelligence

Dr. Sattari at a meeting on “Discussing Foreign Relations in Artificial Intelligence Era”: The Necessity of Formulating Iran’s Strategy in Artificial Intelligence

Strategic Council Online: The head of the Science-Technology Commission of the Strategic Council on Foreign Relations, emphasizing the need to analyze strategies and achievements of artificial intelligence in the three dimensions of “investment,” “implementation,” and “innovation,” said: Each of the leading countries, have defined a main vision and strategy in the field of artificial intelligence for themselves, and considering the global division of labor, it is necessary to examine what this vision could be for Iran?

Prospects of Egypt, Turkey, Greece, and Cyprus Quadrilateral Meeting

Prospects of Egypt, Turkey, Greece, and Cyprus Quadrilateral Meeting

Strategic Council Online – Opinion: Egyptian President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi announced during the recent visit of Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis to Egypt that his country is considering a quadrilateral meeting in Cairo between the heads of Egypt, Greece, Turkey, and Cyprus to discuss the tensions in the Eastern Mediterranean and bring together views regarding the demarcation of maritime borders and the possibility of Turkey joining the East Mediterranean Gas Forum.
Mahmoud Fazeli – International affairs analyst

Strategic Consequences of Syria-Saudi Improved Relations

Strategic Consequences of Syria-Saudi Improved Relations

Strategic Council Online – Opinion: After the breakthrough in diplomatic relations between the Islamic Republic of Iran and Saudi Arabia, West Asia, and the Persian Gulf are witnessing “positive movements”; the countries that used to be on the opposite front have abandoned previous policies and are moving towards interaction and resumption of bilateral relations.
Barsam Mohammadi – Expert on regional affairs

Consequences of Placing Russian Nuclear Weapons in Belarus

Consequences of Placing Russian Nuclear Weapons in Belarus

Strategic Council Online – Opinion: The placement of nuclear weapons of NATO and Russia near each other’s borders will increase the risk of tensions and entry of the US and Russia into a hot war and face the non-proliferation and progress in the field of nuclear disarmament with serious risks. Meantime, Non-nuclear countries are forced to take countermeasures to ensure their security.
Pouria Nabipour – Ph.D. in political science and international relations

Reconstruction of the “Jarrah” military airport in Syria; New field equation of Russia

Reconstruction of the “Jarrah” military airport in Syria; New field equation of Russia

Strategic Council Online—Opinion: Recently, in one of the most important military and field developments in Syria, Russia opened its air base in this strategic airport after the reconstruction of “Al-Jarrah Airport” with the cooperation of the Syrian and Russian air forces. This airport, which has military use, had been disabled due to severe damages during the conflicts of the past years.
Barsam Mohammadi—Expert in regional issues

Greece-Libya-Turkey Tension Continues in Eastern Mediterranean Economic Zone

Greece-Libya-Turkey Tension Continues in Eastern Mediterranean Economic Zone

Strategic Council Online – Opinion: At the end of November, Greece expanded the area of activity of the vessel chartered by ExxonMobil and Hellenic Energy (former Hellenic Petroleum) to the south of the island of Crete by publishing a new instruction. This action was carried out following the pressure of the consortium on the Greek Ministry of Energy. The consortium claims that there is a possibility of discovering gas resources in that area. It is expected that through this measure, Athens intends to push the Libyan government to negotiate to delimit the maritime areas between the two countries or direct it to the option of referring it to the International Court of Justice.
Mahmoud Fazeli – Analyst of international affairs

EU Sanctions, Violation of Procedures Code, and Inalienable Human Rights

EU Sanctions, Violation of Procedures Code, and Inalienable Human Rights

Strategic Council Online: The history of the so-called human rights sanctions of the European Union against Iran goes back to April 12, 2011; when Catherine Ashton, the high representative of the EU for foreign affairs, announced the adoption of Decision 359/2011concerning restrictive measures including travel bans directed against certain persons, entities and bodies in view of the situation in Iran.
Dr. Ali Karbalaei Hosseini – Researcher on international law

US coalition building strategy to confront China in East Asia

US coalition building strategy to confront China in East Asia

Strategic Council Online-Interview: An international relations professor stated that with the rise of China’s power, the countries of East and Southeast Asia are involved in an arms race or have placed themselves in the shadow of US power, adding that the US is trying to prevent the increase of China’s influence in the East Asia region while establishing its military capabilities to make the countries of the region dependent on the US and prevent China from becoming a regional hegemon.

The future of the Korean Peninsula Crisis

The future of the Korean Peninsula Crisis

Strategic Council Online – Opinion: Late last November, Pyongyang conducted another missile test. This intercontinental ballistic missile, named Hwasong-17, is capable of carrying a nuclear warhead with a range of up to 15,000 kilometers if placed in a standard orbit.
Hossein Sayyahi – Researcher on international politics

US Approach to Deepening Saudi-China Relations

US Approach to Deepening Saudi-China Relations

Strategic Council Online – Interview: An expert on international affairs saying that the Persian Gulf region has become a part of the big global geostrategic game in competition with China, added: The Americans do not have many options to change the new strategic environment and will continue to try cautiously relations with Arab countries. But it is not clear that such efforts will achieve the expected result.

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Analysis of G20 Meeting in India, Prospect of Upcoming Meeting in Brazil

Strategic Council Online – Interview: An expert on international affairs, saying that in the G20 meeting in India, we witnessed a new alignment of emerging powers and developing countries in front of Europe and the US, added: We are transitioning the international system, distributing and, networking of power in the global arena, and European and American countries are not the only ones that determine the process of financial, economic, political and security developments in the world.

Increasing Negative Influence of the West on Russia-Turkey Relations

Strategic Council Online – Interview: A researcher of the Research Center of the Expediency Council, while emphasizing the importance of the recent meeting between the presidents of Turkey and Russia in Sochi, said: The crisis in Ukraine and the pressures of the West have negatively affected Turkey’s balanced approach towards the West and Russia, and that the Russians are doubtful about Turkey’s future policies.

Strategic Implications of North Korean Leader’s Visit to Russia

Strategic Council Online – Interview: Referring to the consequences of the war in Ukraine, an expert on international affairs said Russia and North Korea are determined to strengthen their cooperation in various fields, and Russia will subsequently face increased pressure from the United States and Europe.

Obstacles, Prospect of Normalization of Riyadh-Tel Aviv Relations

Strategic Council Online – Opinion: Normalization and recognition of relations between the Zionist regime and Saudi Arabia is still at the focal point of the political circles of the Zionist regime. Israel and, recently, the United States administration have focused on this issue and are discussing the imminent compromise between Tel Aviv and Riyadh, which is unrealistic.
Hamid Khoshayand – Expert on regional affairs

Ankara’s Increasing Challenges with Expansion of EU towards Western Balkans

Strategic Council Online – Interview: An expert on European affairs says that the possible entry of the Western Balkan states into the European Union could have adverse effects on Turkey noted the increase in competition with those countries to gain access to the resources of the European Union, the economic challenges caused by the change in trade preferences in the region, the risk of further distancing the EU from Turkey due to the stronger alignment of the Balkans with the policies of the European Union, changes in the geopolitics of the region and the possible reduction of Turkey’s role in shaping the future of the Western Balkans are among the potential challenges of the accession for Turkey.

Analysis of Continuation of Talks Between Turkey-Greece Without Preconditions

Strategic Council Online – Opinion: The recent meeting of foreign ministers of Turkey and Greece in Ankara was held in a friendly atmosphere under the influence of Greece’s aid to Turkey following the two deadly earthquakes in Turkey and then Turkey’s condolences to Greece for the deadly train accident earlier this year. This meeting was held after the meeting of Turkish President Erdogan and Greek Conservative Prime Minister Mitsotakis on the sidelines of the NATO meeting in Vilnius, the capital of Lithuania, in July. In recent negotiations, the foreign ministers of the two countries discussed old disputes such as the Cyprus issue, the stalled process of Turkey’s membership in the European Union and illegal immigration, the framework for strengthening economic and commercial cooperation, and the development of cooperation in fields such as transportation, maritime cooperation, trade, and technology, environment protection and fighting against natural disasters.
Mahmoud Fazeli – International affairs analyst

New East-West Corridor; First Operational Sign of Failed Abraham Accords

Strategic Council Online – Opinion: The idea of developing transportation routes to boost trade in the Persian Gulf and eliminate the need for the strategic Strait of Hormuz was formed among the Persian Gulf Cooperation Council member states some years ago. To realize the idea, the rail transport corridor along the Persian Gulf was started in 2016 by launching the Persian Gulf Cooperation Council rail network. According to the agreement signed among the member states of the Council, each of the countries was expected to build and complete their rail network independently. Finally, after completing all national lines, the Persian Gulf Cooperation Council network would be launched by connecting the national rail networks of those countries. In this way, an Arab railway network would be formed, connecting all six Persian Gulf Cooperation Council member countries through a railway line of 2177 kilometers.
Dr. Mohammad Mehdi Mazaheri – University professor

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