The head of the Research Center of the Parliament stated that we must pay the cost of building our own power on the global stage, emphasizing: either we are spectators in developments or players, and in both cases, we must incur costs; either the cost of playing in the production of national power or the cost of being a spectator in the actions of foreign powers.
Maintaining: If We Don't Pay the Cost of Building National Power, We Will Be Forced to Pay the Cost of Foreign Power's Actions
The head of the Iranian Parliament's Research Center argues that Iran must invest in building its own national power to avoid the consequences of foreign influence. He highlights the necessity of making strategic choices between being an active player or a passive observer in international affairs. This statement underscores the ongoing debate about Iran's role and strategy in global politics.
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📰 What Happened
The head of the Iranian Parliament's Research Center emphasized the need for Iran to invest in its own national power to avoid being adversely affected by foreign influences. He argued that Iran must choose between being an active participant or a passive observer in global affairs.
- Iran is facing significant external pressures and influences from foreign powers.
- The statement reflects an ongoing debate within Iran about its strategic direction and autonomy.
💡 Why It Matters
📚 Background
Iran has been navigating complex international relations, particularly with Western powers and regional adversaries, which impacts its domestic policies and security strategies.
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