Bahram P. Kalviri

Bahram P. Kalviri is a PhD scholar in Political Science at the University of Hyderabad, India. His academic focus lies within the dynamic field of International Relations, with a particular emphasis on the Middle East's intricate and ever-evolving political landscape.

Why Washington and Tehran Sidelined the World

US and Iran have carefully sidelined other major players in their negotiation exercise by keeping it strictly Bilateral. This development

BRICS and the Limits of Multipolarity in a Time of War

The deepening conflict in West Asia exposes a major flaw. BRICS that promised to democratize global affairs now seems completely

What the Fall of the USSR Teaches Us About Iran

Fall of Khomeini ?? - History does not foretell destiny, but they illuminate possible futures. And they remind us that

The Unpredictable Variable: Why Human Agency Defies Political Science

Political science and international relations, like other branches of the social sciences, form a field of inquiry that is not

Let’s Understand Why Right Wing Nationalism is not Plural

One must first ask: Is calling right-wing nationalism unable to accept diversity and inclusion just a theoretical idea or an