جستجوی مقالات مرتبط با کلیدواژه « مصون سازی » در نشریات گروه « علوم سیاسی »

 Energy diplomacy is carrying out diplomatic missions in line with major development goals with the aim of improving the country's political and economic position and attracting international and regional investments and cooperation in the energy sector. Today, by benefiting from energy diplomacy, countries are trying to ensure their interests and energy security in this field as much as possible without using force. China, as the largest major energy consumer in the world, using the tool of energy diplomacy in the Middle East; Central Asia, Africa and Latin America have raised their major concerns about energy security. Energy diplomacy has become China's effective tool in determining the new global order, and this country has tried to adjust its foreign policy direction based on economic interests. China's energy diplomacy has been rapidly changing and expanding over the past two decades, and new geopolitical developments and the establishment of international regimes have strengthened this country's energy diplomacy. The main goal of this research is to examine China's strategy in the field of energy with an emphasis on the Ukraine war and the agreement between Iran and Saudi Arabia. This research with descriptive and analytical methods and library studies is an answer to the question of how the new global international developments are in line with the energy diplomacy goals of this country. China has strengthened its political legitimacy and economy by creating new investment opportunities, increasing connections with the global community and oil-rich countries, energy exports and imports. The consequences of these wars will be creating insecurity in the field of energy supply and increasing the price of energy carriers.

China and America, as the two superpowers of the current world, are competing and conflicting in different regions of the world. The Persian Gulf and the Indo-Pacific are among the most important platforms for this. The subject of this article is to examine this competition in the mentioned areas and its security implications for Iran. Therefore, the question of the research is what are the security consequences of the competition between China and America in the mentioned areas and what are its security consequences for Iran? The hypothesis of the research is that China and the United States are in search of hegemonic stability in various military, economic and geopolitical fields in the Indo-Pacific region and especially over Taiwan, and this in the Persian Gulf leads to security alliances between the United States and the countries of the Persian Gulf. It has led to the control of Iran and limited its ability to act. The results of the research show that the two countries, China and the United States, are in conflict over several areas, including Taiwan, and this has also extended to the Persian Gulf. However, China's approach in the Persian Gulf can be defined in the framework of the "immunization" strategy. This means that under the security umbrella of America, it is looking for economic needs. But America's goal is economic and military-security control of the region. The research method in this article is descriptive-analytical qualitative and uses library sources.

The development of cyber systems in the daily lives of people and governments has made this new space quite serious and purposeful, one of the arenas of war and confrontation between countries and governments, so that today defense in cyberspace has become the fifth arena. Wars and confrontation and the new concept of cyber have emerged in the context of different threats. This article examines the various threats to cyberspace and the main question of the article, how can cyber infrastructure be protected against US cyber threats? And the results of the article indicate the strategies of synergy of national resources against cyber threats to deal with threats in this area and then using data collection of documents, synergies of resources to reduce vulnerability and counter cyber threats. Provides.