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The Visegrad Four: Changing Geopolitical Landscapes
The Visegrad Group (V4), long considered the pillar of Central European sovereignty, is undergoing a profound reconfiguration: Poland is losing its regional authority, and Budapest–Bratislava–Prague–Belgrade is forming a new axis.
Iran's Approach to Afghanistan, Challenges and Outlook
Problems such as border issues, Helmand rights, trafficking, and financial crises continue to affect relations. Therefore, Iran’s recognition of the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan is not an urgent matter.
The 20th meeting of G20 heads of state in Johannesburg heralds a shift towards a multipolar order
For the first time since 1999, the G20 is taking place in an environment that no longer belongs, economically, demographically or historically, to the exclusive sphere of influence of the West.
