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bne IntelliNews Editor's Picks – Azerbaijan's president uses COP29 platform to blast Western "hypocrisy"
Azerbaijan’s presidency of the COP29 climate summit was always seen as controversial because of the country's status as an oil and gas producer, as well as its poor human rights record. Yet...
bne IntelliNews Editor's Picks – Iran's Pezeshkian signals openness to managed US engagement
Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian has signaled a pragmatic stance on foreign policy, suggesting openness to potential engagement with the United States after decades of tension. In remarks to former...
bne IntelliNews Editor's Picks – Putin lays out his view of the new world order in Valdai speech
Putin world...
bne IntelliNews Editor's Picks – What will a Trump-led peace deal in Ukraine look like?
Trump, ceasefire and...
bne IntelliNews Editor's Picks – Political, economic and security headaches Trump Europe’s mounting problems
Europe in...
bne IntelliNews Editor's Picks – Central Europe's populists clamour to applaud Trump's victory
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bne IntelliNews Editor's Picks – Ukraine war fuelling a manufacturing and FDI boom in the CIS
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bne IntelliNews Editor's Picks – What would a Trump win mean for Latin America?
Trump or...
bne IntelliNews Editor's Picks – EU loses its appeal
After the collapse of the Soviet Union the only thing almost all the former republics and vassal states wanted to do was join the European Union. It was a no brainer. Access to the rich EU markets and...
bne IntelliNews Editor's Picks – Moldovan President Sandu faces close race in presidential election runoff
Moldova’s incumbent pro-EU President Maia Sandu faces a challenging path to secure a second term as the country heads into a high-stakes runoff on November...
bne IntelliNews Editor's Picks -- Orban's illiberal axis
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban has been assiduously wooing European Union applicant countries in the hope of winning future allies that could shift the bloc away from the liberal democratic...
bne IntelliNews Editor's Picks – Thousands flood streets of Tbilisi to protest elections “fixed by Moscow”
Tens of thousands of Georgians converged on the streets of Tbilisi on the evening of October 28 to protest the results of parliamentary elections that pro-Western opposition leaders have denounced as...