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embodying a rare combination of philosophical scholarship and statecraft.In Iranian politics, there are often two types of figures: those who excel at slogans and those who excel at decision-making. Larijani belonged to the latter group. He was not just a politician but also a serious scholar, teacher, and thinker. Researching a complex philosopher like Immanuel Kant and then applying that analytical mindset to the challenging arena of national security is a combination rarely seen.
Larijani began his academic journey in the sciences, studying mathematics and computer science, but eventually shifted toward philosophy. This was not merely a change in subject but a transformation in the way he approached thinking. Philosophy for him was not only about theoretical debate—it taught him how to make decisions and, more importantly, why to make them.
In a country like Iran, where security and ideology are deeply intertwined, Larijani took a different path. He favored negotiation, balance, and reason over emotional rhetoric. This approach defined his role in nuclear negotiations, where his style was measured and calculated rather than confrontational. His methods also led to visible differences with Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, juxtaposing hardline stances against cautious strategy.
As Speaker of Parliament, Larijani led Iran’s legislature for twelve years, a role that required not just authority but the delicate skill of maintaining balance among competing centers of power. When the JCPOA came under consideration, its approval faced strong internal opposition, yet Larijani successfully guided it through Parliament—a testament to his political acumen.
He was neither a hero of mass rallies nor a presence on social media, but within Iran’s power structures, Larijani acted as a quiet architect, exerting influence more from behind the scenes than in the spotlight. In one sentence, he could be described as a politician who thinks before he speaks, not one who speaks before he thinks.
Larijani also made significant contributions to philosophy. He conducted in-depth research on Immanuel Kant and authored two major works: Mathematical Method in the Philosophy of Kant and Metaphysics and Exact Sciences in Kant’s Philosophy. Both books explore Kant’s ideas through logical and scientific lenses, highlighting the scholarly dimension of a politician whose intellectual side is often overlooked. 📖$BTC
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According to BBC, Donald Trump заявил that the United States is close to achieving its main objectives in the ongoing Iran conflict. Speaking during a primetime address from the White House, Trump signaled that the military campaign may be entering its final phase.
In his roughly 20-minute speech, Trump called on U.S. allies to step up and help secure key global shipping routes, particularly through the Strait of Hormuz. He emphasized that while the U.S. supports stability in the region, it is less dependent on this critical النفط passage compared to other nations.
Financial markets reacted immediately. Rising geopolitical tensions pushed global oil prices higher, with crude climbing to around $105 per barrel as investors priced in potential supply disruptions across the Middle East.
Meanwhile, Iran rejected Trump’s claims, with officials from the Iranian Foreign Ministry dismissing his statement that Tehran had sought a ceasefire, calling it “false and baseless,” according to state media.
⚡ Bottom line: The situation signals a potentially decisive moment in the conflict, but rising tensions continue to keep global markets—and energy supplies—on edge.
According to BBC, Donald Trump заявил that the United States is close to achieving its main objectives in the ongoing Iran conflict. Speaking during a primetime address from the White House, Trump signaled that the military campaign may be entering its final phase.
In his roughly 20-minute speech, Trump called on U.S. allies to step up and help secure key global shipping routes, particularly through the Strait of Hormuz. He emphasized that while the U.S. supports stability in the region, it is less dependent on this critical النفط passage compared to other nations.
Financial markets reacted immediately. Rising geopolitical tensions pushed global oil prices higher, with crude climbing to around $105 per barrel as investors priced in potential supply disruptions across the Middle East.
Meanwhile, Iran rejected Trump’s claims, with officials from the Iranian Foreign Ministry dismissing his statement that Tehran had sought a ceasefire, calling it “false and baseless,” according to state media.
⚡ Bottom line: The situation signals a potentially decisive moment in the conflict, but rising tensions continue to keep global markets—and energy supplies—on edge.
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