Muhammad Reza Shah Pahlavi Reign: An Analysis of White Revolution

Muzaffar, Muhammad

doi:10.47205/plhr.2018(2-ii)2.1

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“…This port, situated at the strategically ideal location for many states, and has Chinese attention as well. (Siddique, 2020), (Muzaffar, et. al.…”

Section: Iran and Scomentioning

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Iran as a Permanent Member of SCO: Scope and Challenges

Iqbal¹

2022

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Entering into SCO as a permanent member in September, 2021, Iran is focusing on new economic and strategic goals. Damaged economy and strategic setbacks, due to US sanctions, Iran has focused on the multiregional support for the strategic and economic takeaways. Iran joined SCO as observer and seated permanently after the struggle of fifteen years. China and Russia at leading positions, Eurasian States with rich resources and Pakistan and India as permanent members, Iran also wants to avail the opportunities as a permanent member of the SCO. The Focused objectives of the article were to explore strategic and economic opportunities and possible challenges for Iran at SCO. The qualitative methodology has been applied to conduct the current study. The present article concludes that SCO may bring huge economic and strategic opportunities for Iran. SCO member states can help Iran coming out of economic depression and providing chances to gain strategic benefits in the region. The article further concludes that US sanctions and some security concerns about Tehran may create some challenges for Iran on the way forward with SCO. Tehran should increase its ties with the SCO bloc and workout wisely on its foreign policy to get maximum benefits from the member states of the organization.

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“…This port, situated at the strategically ideal location for many states, and has Chinese attention as well. (Siddique, 2020), (Muzaffar, et. al.…”

Section: Iran and Scomentioning

confidence: 99%

Iran as a Permanent Member of SCO: Scope and Challenges

Iqbal¹

2022

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“…This is partly due to the perceived security threats and the uncertainties of needing to be fully recognized as a sovereign nation-state by the United States. From Bush's Axis of Evil speech until 2009, the threat of command change in Iran was not entirely off the table in Washington, and the United States invested hundreds of millions of dollars (Muzaffar, et al 2018;Rogers, 2014).…”

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Relations between the United States and Iran under the Presidency of Mahmud Ahmadinejad

Akhtar¹

2023

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This study examines how the shifting dynamics of geopolitical circumstances have impacted US-Iran relations to defend their national interests and regional dominance. The US strategy towards Iran has been focused on achieving non-proliferation goals and ending Iranian support of armed forces in the Israel-Arab conflict, which used violence to support Palestine's cause. Throughout the 2000s, Iran was labeled as an "axis of the evil state." However, the Obama administration has been actively encouraging talks between the US and Iran to lessen tensions between the two countries. Under the administration of Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, relations between the United States and Iran centered on a change in the regional and global balance of power and alliances, highlighted the two countries desire for mutual security through a variety of measures and continued to focus on the core vital goals in the regional set-up.

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Muhammad Reza Shah Pahlavi Reign: An Analysis of White Revolution

Cited by 2 publications

References 8 publications

Iran as a Permanent Member of SCO: Scope and Challenges

Iran as a Permanent Member of SCO: Scope and Challenges

Relations between the United States and Iran under the Presidency of Mahmud Ahmadinejad

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