By Abbas-Ali Kadkhodaei

Unilateralism and regulatory policy

International law is the result of multilateralism and the functioning of international governmental organizations. Over the past decades, international decisions, to some extent, have been reflections of unilateral mechanisms developed and endorsed by certain world powers outside the framework of international law. Such mechanisms continue to permeate basic pillars of international law, imposing the will of the world’s major powers on many international subjects.

SCO able to resist Western unilateralism, Raisi says

TEHRAN- President Ebrahim Raisi of Iran said on Tuesday that the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) has the capacity to stand against unilateralism by the Western world.

Iran and Russia seek to topple the petrodollar’s dominance: National Interest 

TEHRAN - In a commentary on February 4, The National Interest said Iran and Russia, as two countries subject to U.S. sanctions, are seeking to undermine the petrodollar’s dominance in global finance and trade.