Mohsen Moheimany is a seasoned researcher and journalist specializing in Middle Eastern politics, public policy, and international relations. He completed his PhD in Political Science and International Relations from Dublin City University, Ireland, in 2019. His doctoral research delved into the role of NGOs in public policy-making in Iran, exploring the interplay between civil society and government within the framework of Iran’s hybrid political system. Moheimany also holds an MA in Public Policy from the University of Nottingham, UK.

Professionally, he contributes in-depth analysis and commentary for Iran International, covering topics such as Iranian politics, authoritarianism, civil society dynamics, and the survival strategies of the Islamic Republic. In addition to his journalism, he is affiliated with academic and policy research institutions, including the Middle East Institute and the DCU Conflict Institute, where he examines the challenges and shifts within policy networks and advocacy channels across Iran’s political landscape.

His publications include contributions to prominent Iranian newspapers and websites, along with various international journals, where he provides insights into strategic issues concerning Iran and the broader Middle East.