In the realm of global military assessments, Iran often finds itself overshadowed by the formidable forces of Western powers and its regional rivals. Yet, beneath the surface, a closer examination reveals that Iran’s military capabilities may be far more robust and strategically sophisticated than commonly perceived. Analysing various dimensions of
Iran’s economy, heavily reliant on oil exports, has faced significant challenges, especially since the re-imposition of sanctions in 2018. Recent data on non-oil exports however reveals a potential avenue for economic recovery and resilience. Between March and November 2024, Iran’s non-oil exports rose by 18% in value and 14.66% in
Iran’s automotive industry has long been a pillar of its economy, contributing around 10% to the nation’s GDP and employing 4% of its workforce. Now, the country is poised to revolutionize this sector with a strategic pivot toward electric vehicles (EVs), positioning itself as a competitive player in the global
Iran’s strategic location makes it a vital hub for global trade corridors, connecting East and West through land, air, and maritime routes. Despite sanctions, its recent BRICS+ membership offers a pathway to economic resilience, enabling infrastructure development, de-dollarized trade, and stronger regional partnerships. By leveraging BRICS+, Iran can overcome barriers
As MENA (Middle East and North Africa) nations join BRICS+, the region’s strategic position and ambitious infrastructure projects are revolutionising global trade routes. Discover how initiatives like IMEC and enhanced regional cooperation are shifting the economic centre of gravity towards the Global South. The global trade landscape, like the global
