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Genocide in Gaza must be stopped today
Genocide in Gaza must be stopped today, unequivocal condemnation of the war crimes by Israel against innocent Palestinians must be the first priority in the world. I hereby draw the attention of people around the globe to the continuation of mass genocide across Gaza Strip, particularly in the South. By Akbar Fijani.
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Protection of Children in Armed Conflicts in the Light of International Documents
Sattar Azizi, MohammadMehdi Seyed Nasseri
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Gaza Genocide and Decline of the Western World Order
How Abraham Accords and its disrespect for the cultural and historical background of the Middle East enabled violence and genocide in Palestine. By Abbas Araghchi and Nematollah Mozaffarpour.
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Linguistic Occupation of Palestine: Why Are the Settlements Unsettling?
Language is a powerful force in the Israel-Palestine conflict. Mainstream media subtly crafts a narrative, shaping how we perceive this complex issue. Join us as we uncover the impact of language in shaping our understanding of this enduring conflict. By Ali Mofatteh.
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Effect of the US Unilateral Coercive Measures against Iran on the Right to Health
By Amir BiParva, Human Rights Activist
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Silent Tragedy in Gaza: Children's lives hand in the balance amidst international difference
By Mohammad Mehdi Seyednasseri, university lecturer and researcher of international children's rights.
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Ukraine War, the Era of Diplomatic Enlightenment in Europe
In a joint op-ed for the Strategic Council on Foreign Relations website, Seyyed Abbas Araghchi, Secretary of the SCFR, and Nematollah Mozaffarpour, researcher of Political Thought and Diplomacy, reject the use of force in international relations and stress the need for safeguarding the territorial integrity of countries.
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A Robot President? Law and International Relations in the Age of AI
As the role of artificial intelligence continues to expand in our lives, the question of granting rights to robots is becoming increasingly relevant. While robots are currently seen as lifeless objects owned by humans, their growing intelligence in the future may necessitate a reconsideration of this notion. By Mohammad Mehdi Seyed Nasseri.
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