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The upcoming holding of the 18th Joint Economic Commission of the two countries in Tehran, the exchange of high-ranking delegations, and the possible signing of a strategic partnership agreement between the two countries will lead to an unprecedented leap in the multidimensional cooperation between the two countries.

Sixty-three years after the world held its breath over Soviet missiles in Cuba, history seems to have folded back on itself—only this time, the geometry is reversed.

Once hailed as a symbol of renewal, Kaja Kallas has instead come to embody the European Union’s diplomatic fragility. Her hesitant leadership, selective moralism, and weak strategic acumen now risk reducing Europe’s foreign policy to mere rhetoric in a world of hard power.