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Ali Larijani

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Geopolitical Conflict
War on Iran | The story of a shipwrecked hegemon

Trump and Israel launched devastating strikes on Iran in February 2025, killing senior officials including Supreme Leader Khamenei, but Iran survived decapitation, regionalized conflict, closed the Strait of Hormuz disrupting global oil supplies, and rejected unconditional surrender demands.

The Hindu · 2d ago
Geopolitical Politics
How the end of the nuclear file could reshape Iran, and the region

Iran shifts its strategic deterrent from nuclear capability to controlling the Strait of Hormuz, with new leadership deprioritizing uranium enrichment while emphasizing maritime leverage, signaling a potential doctrinal transformation in regional geopolitics.

Al Jazeera · May 29
International Relations
Iran Appoints Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf to Oversee Relations With China

Iran appointed Parliament Speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf as special representative for China affairs to coordinate diplomatic, trade, energy, and strategic cooperation, strengthening Tehran's ties with Beijing amid regional tensions and Western sanctions.

RT · May 17
Geopolitical Conflict
Israel Strikes Hezbollah in Lebanon as War With Iran Escalates

Israel struck Hezbollah in Lebanon, killing at least 31 people and ending a yearlong ceasefire, as the U.S. and Israel intensified their Iran assault with over 2,000 targets hit, causing regional destabilization.

The New York Times · May 17
Geopolitical Conflict
How Iran has changed, and how it hasn’t, in two months of war

Over two months of war, Iran's Supreme Leader was killed and replaced by his son, yet core institutions strengthened under hardliner control while ordinary Iranians faced job losses and shortages, with authorities refusing concessions they view as capitulation.

Al Jazeera · Apr 28
International Relations
US-Iran peace pact takes effect as Strait of Hormuz reopens

The US and Iran implemented a peace agreement on June 18, reopening the Strait of Hormuz and ending months of military conflict. President Trump and Iranian President Pezeshkian signed a memorandum, with the US lifting its naval blockade in the Gulf region.

India Today · Jun 20
Geopolitical Conflict
The Iranian leaders killed in Israeli-U.S. war

Israeli-U.S. airstrikes killed Iran's supreme leader Khamenei and senior political-military officials during a 2026 war, though Iran rapidly replaced leaders before both sides agreed to halt the conflict in June.

The Hindu · Jun 15
Geopolitical Economics
Brent Crude Oil Price Jumps After Attack on Iran’s South Pars Field

Brent crude surged over 4% to $107.95 after Iran threatened Saudi, UAE, and Qatar energy facilities in retaliation for attacks on its sites, with prices remaining above $100 amid escalating regional conflict and supply disruption risks.

EnergyNow.com · Jun 3
Geopolitical Conflict
Day 88 of the war between the United States, Israel, and Iran: everything you need to know

On day 88 of the U.S.-Israel-Iran conflict, the United States conducted defensive strikes in southern Iran while pursuing peace negotiations. Donald Trump demanded Iran surrender enriched uranium reserves immediately or accept supervised elimination. Israel pressed to resume Beirut offensive operations amid expanding regional tensions.

La Nacion · May 26
Geopolitical Conflict
Iran Launches New Hormuz Authority With Official X Presence

Iran established the Persian Gulf Strait Authority to oversee maritime transit in the strategically critical Strait of Hormuz, launching an official X account with 22,000 followers, signaling tightened control over one of the world's most vital shipping routes amid regional tensions.

StratNews Global · May 19
Geopolitical Conflict
Iran's Nuclear Reply Comes From a Dead Negotiator

Iran circulated a dead negotiator's year-old nuclear concession offer after Trump's 2026 ultimatum, while living officials simultaneously signaled deadlock through separate channels, revealing institutional collapse and competing power centers unable to authorize a unified response.

houseofsaud · May 16
Geopolitical Conflict
No victors, only losers: How Iran war left every side worse off

The Iran war left all participants worse off: the US spent billions without forcing Iranian surrender, Israel widened conflict without lasting solutions, Iran suffered devastating casualties yet remained standing, and global energy markets destabilized, exemplifying military power's limits.

Times of India · Jun 17
Geopolitical Conflict
US envoy to UN slams Iran for allowing Houthi attacks on Red Sea shipping

The US envoy to the UN condemned Iran for enabling Houthi militant attacks on Red Sea commercial shipping, escalating diplomatic tensions over regional maritime security threats and Iran's alleged support for armed groups destabilizing global trade routes.

ایران اینترنشنال · May 23
Geopolitical Conflict
The New Leaders Calling the Shots in Iran

Following the deaths of Iran's Supreme Leader and senior security officials in U.S.-Israeli strikes, power has shifted from a single leader to a collective structure among military and security figures, complicating ongoing peace negotiations between Iran and the United States.

Stiftung Wissenschaft und Politik · May 15