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Cabinet of national consensus: how pragmatism is redefining reforms in Iran

2 months ago Shamsoddin Shariati

Shamsoddin Shariati, LSE Blogs, Middle Eastern Centre, 5 September 2024 The new president’s entire cabinet was approved by the Iranian parliament two...

George Scutaru: Bulgaria’s ambiguity does not prevent Romania from finding more points of collaboration

2 years ago Vladimir Mitev

The Bridge of Friendship, 17 December 2022 George Scutaru is one of the founders and CEO of the New Strategy...

Nikolay Krastev: Today Bosnia and Herzegovina is the “sick man” of the Balkans

3 years ago Vladimir Mitev

An interview about the ongoing political and state crisis in the Western Balkan republic Martin Markov, UNA News, 31.01.2022 Nikolay...

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Cabinet of national consensus: how pragmatism is redefining reforms in Iran

George Scutaru: Bulgaria’s ambiguity does not prevent Romania from finding more points of collaboration

Nikolay Krastev: Today Bosnia and Herzegovina is the “sick man” of the Balkans

Sebastian Schäffer: The bridge-building Austria fights with the Fortress Austria - The Cross-border Talks

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