Hossein Amjadi

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Hossein Amjadi is an Iranian political analyst and writer based in Germany. His analysis connects Iran’s internal power structures with regional dynamics and their implications for European policy, with a particular focus on geopolitics and transnational repression.

Background & published work

Amjadi works independently as a political analyst and writer in Germany. His published work examines the IRGC’s economic networks, sanctions and digital finance, political succession, energy security, and transnational repression.

His articles and analysis have appeared in Zenith, Fair Observer, EU Today, EU Global News, Open Global Rights and Lokalklick. He has also contributed to The Times of Israel (Blogs). WELT am SONNTAG has quoted him as an expert on Iran; this media appearance is listed separately from his authored work.

He is the author of Power in Iran: From Crown to Turban, an independently published examination of political authority from dynastic rule to the Islamic Republic.

Research approach

His research draws on published research and reference resources, including Encyclopaedia Britannica, alongside communication with trusted contacts in Iran. His published analyses also draw on documentary sources: for example, corporate records, sanctions decisions and blockchain reporting in his work on digital finance.

Education & further study

He holds a bachelor’s degree in Computer Software Engineering from the University of Applied Science and Technology. His LinkedIn profile also lists further certificate study in Middle East studies, international relations and diplomacy, migration, cybersecurity and global affairs.

Education and professional background on LinkedIn ↗

Working with editors

Writing languages: Persian, English and German. Available formats include commissioned articles, analysis, written interviews and expert commentary. Working time zone: Germany — Europe/Berlin (CET/CEST).