War with Iran and global consequences Jalal Dehgani Firouzabadi, secretary of the Strategic Council for Foreign Relations, wrote in "Iran": the tensions between Iran and America are part of a wider process that affects the future of the regional and international order. War and tension with Iran could have consequences from energy markets and supply chains to food security and international trade. Recent developments have revealed the limitations of the previous security order in the region and the reliance of countries on Washington's security guarantees. The formation of a stable regional order will require consideration of the reality of power and the role of the main players, including Iran. Geopolitical position alone is not enough to stabilize Iran's position and the economy, technology and production capacity are increasingly important. In order to transform its strategic capabilities into a sustainable power, Iran must develop its manufacturing infrastructure and achieve a more efficient position in the global supply and value chain. Read the full text here.