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Diako Hosseini is an Iranian researcher and analyst in the fields of international relations, foreign policy, and geopolitical issues. As an international relations expert, he has written and spoken about Iran's foreign policy, Iran-US relations, regional security, and developments in the global order. Hosseini has also conducted research in collaboration with the Presidential Center for Strategic Studies and the Office of Political and International Studies at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
Diako Hosseini is an Iranian researcher, lecturer, and analyst in the fields of international relations, foreign policy, and geopolitics. In his writings and discussions, he primarily focuses on Iran's foreign policy, Iran-United States relations, Persian Gulf security, the balance of power, and structural developments in the international system.
As an international relations expert, Hosseini has conducted research in collaboration with institutions such as the Presidential Center for Strategic Studies and the Office of Political and International Studies at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. In some profiles, he has also been referred to as the Director of the Global Studies Program at the Presidential Center for Strategic Studies.
A key theme in Hosseini's analyses is understanding foreign policy from the perspective of power, security, strategic calculation, and the risk of miscalculation in relations between states. In his writings and discussions, he has addressed topics such as the possibility of inadvertent war, the logic of deterrence, the crisis in Iran-US relations, great power politics, and Iran's position in the regional and global order.
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