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Mining in Iran: A Problem that Affects the Oppressed Azerbaijani Population

Mining in Iran: A Problem that Affects the Oppressed Azerbaijani Population

Two noteworthy events took place between late October and November. In late October, the head of the Iran Mine House, Mohammad Reza Bahraman, said, “Iran requires about €55 billion (around $59 billion) in new investment to achieve its planned 13 percent growth target for the mining sector.” Meanwhile, from 10-21 November, the COP30 climate change conference took place in Belém, Brazil

Europe Risks Doubling Down on its Big Green Mistake

Europe Risks Doubling Down on its Big Green Mistake

John Maynard Keynes once said that when the facts change, he changes his mind. The words of that world famous UK economist should be top of mind for European Commission officials with regards to their green policy agenda and the EU’s Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) in particular

Balkan Economic Forum (BEF) 2025 Examines the Balkans’ Key Challenges

Balkan Economic Forum (BEF) 2025 Examines the Balkans’ Key Challenges

The Balkan Economic Forum (BEF) 2025 annual conference, held in Belgrade under the auspices of the Central European Initiative (CEI) and under the auspices of and co-financed by the Western Balkans Forum and Red Hat, brought together regional leaders, policymakers, academics, and private-sector stakeholders to examine the Balkans’ most pressing economic, digital, environmental, and governance challenges

Serbia’s Energy Dilemma: How to Break from Russia and Save its Stability

Serbia’s Energy Dilemma: How to Break from Russia and Save its Stability

Serbia’s energy “decoupling” from Russia seems to be on the horizon. The Southeast European nation, long heavily dependent on Russian gas — and, to a lesser extent, oil — now faces a difficult situation that threatens to trigger a serious energy crisis