beyond the war; Iran and the competition of the great powers for the future order of the world.
Jalal Dehgani Firouzabadi, secretary of the Strategic Council for Foreign Relations, wrote in "Iran":
The tensions between Iran and the United States are part of a broader process that affects the future of the regional and international order. From this point of view, war and peace with Iran can have consequences beyond the borders of the region and affect the balance of power and the way in which the future order will be created. The war and tension with Iran revealed that instability in the Middle East can have far-reaching consequences for the global economy; Implications ranging from energy markets and supply chains to food security and international trade. This fact shows that the developments in Iran and the region cannot be separated from the dynamics of the world order. Read the full text here.