From confrontation with America to bargaining over Iran's position Hamid Malkazada, professor of political science at Kashan University, wrote in "Iran": Iran is generally known as a revisionist power and against the existing order. But Iran's main problem is not necessarily disrupting the international order, but achieving a position that is appropriate for its position and role. Iran's participation in the JCPOA and cooperation in the Iraq and Afghanistan wars have shown interaction with the existing settlement framework. However, these partnerships did not lead to significant achievements for Iran. Paying attention to Iran's position in the international order can provide a basis for mutual understanding and redefinition of relations between Tehran and Washington. Instead of continuing the cycle of conflict and mistrust, we can seek stable understanding and more stable relationships. Read the full text here.

From confrontation with America to bargaining over Iran's position Hamid Malkazada, professor of political science at Kashan University, wrote in "Iran": Iran is generally known as a revisionist power and against the existing order. But Iran's main problem is not necessarily disrupting the international order, but achieving a position that is appropriate for its position and role. Iran's participation in the JCPOA and cooperation in the Iraq and Afghanistan wars have shown interaction with the existing settlement framework. However, these partnerships did not lead to significant achievements for Iran. Paying attention to Iran's position in the international order can provide a basis for mutual understanding and redefinition of relations between Tehran and Washington. Instead of continuing the cycle of conflict and mistrust, we can seek stable understanding and more stable relationships. Read the full text here.