Cabinet of national consensus: how pragmatism is redefining reforms in Iran
Shamsoddin Shariati, LSE Blogs, Middle Eastern Centre, 5 September 2024 The new president’s entire cabinet was approved by the Iranian parliament two...
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Radu Magdin: The trend in Europe goes eastward
Vladimir Mitev, Mediapool, 9 September 2024 Radu Magdin is CEO of Smartlink Communications and a (geo)political risk analyst and consultant. In...
Hamada Jaber: We need a complete reshuffle and a new vision of Palestinian politics, not a life of double occupation
The Palestinian Authority (PA) destroyed all the parties, organisations, movements, institutions, any possibility of resistance, and with that, it killed...
Germany’s New Wannabe Führer
Posted by Thomas Klikauer and Danny Antonelli Björn Höcke is most likely Germany’s most dangerous politician. He is the leader...
James Schneider: Mission-like vocabulary of Keir Starmer has nothing to do with Obama or Mazzucato’s visions [VIDEO]
James Schneider - Progressive International's PR and director of Jeremy Corbyn's campaign for the 2024 UK general election - joins...
How did the far right conquer the British mainstream?
The British establishment has been using the far-right as a sort of scapegoat for the mainstream’s own racism for decades....
Inside 2024 Russia: Repressive Laws, Tax Changes and Uncertainty before Another Election Day [VIDEO]
Researcher and historian Veronika Susova-Salminen, who is also co-host of Cross-Border Talks, answers Małgorzata Kulbaczewska-Figat's questions about 2024 Russia -...
H.E. Anatol Cebuc: Moldova’s future is in the EU!
Vladimir Mitev, The Bridge of Friendship, 20 August 2024 On the occasion of the end of his term as Ambassador...
Electing the far-right in Saxony
“Germany’s far-right AfD will win the next election in Saxony”, is the most common prediction for the former East-Germany state...
Does the new Iranian president have a chance to change his country?
The pragmatic Pezeshkian is aware that he has gained some, though certainly limited, room for change, but the question is...
