Sasan Karimi is a specialist in political philosophy and international relations, but he also holds specialized training in particle physics and is well-versed in atomic energy issues and the nuclear file. He has also been active in Iran's foreign policy arena and is a colleague of Mohammad Javad Zarif. In this interview, he examines Iran-U.S. relations across different periods and highlights the perspectives that have shaped and dominated the analysis of these relations.
Additionally, Sasan Karimi elaborates on a body of knowledge and propositions concerning Iran-U.S. relations that have emerged over the past few decades, demonstrating how this conflict has transformed understandings of Iran, the United States, and the confrontation between the two countries. He also addresses the challenges of Iran's domestic politics that impact its foreign policy and offers solutions for overcoming the current situation.
