Iran’s New Supreme Leader: A Consensus That Would Trigger a New Crisis?

Ali Khamenei, Iran’s supreme leader since 1989, was killed in a joint Israeli-Americal operation on February 28. Given the Ayatollah’s age – and according to the news outlets – illness, the question of succession had been on the table for years. The 88-member Assembly of Experts elected his successor shortly after his death: his son,

Shahmar Hajiev

Head of Department,
the Center of Analysis of International Relations

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How Türkiye Sees the Iran Strikes

Türkiye’s Worst Case Scenario Becomes Real From Ankara’s point of view however, the US-Israeli air campaign against Iran is not a victory of deterrence but the realization of a strategic nightmare which it had tried so hard to prevent. As American and Israeli aircraft rain down on targets all across Iran, President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan

Shahmar Hajiev

Head of Department,
the Center of Analysis of International Relations

Ambassador Mansour Ahmad Khan Featured on Hír TV

Hungary’s foreign policy approach based on pragmatism and connectivity was highlighted by Mansour Ahmad Khan, former Pakistani ambassador to Kabul and Distinguished Fellow of the Ludovika Public Diplomacy Program, during his appearance on the current affairs program Láncreakció on Hír TV. He argued that interest-based cooperation; rather than ideological positioning; offers a realistic way to

Shahmar Hajiev

Head of Department,
the Center of Analysis of International Relations

From Warsaw to Budapest: Poland’s Strategy for Central European Unity

Dr. Paweł Pawłowski, Distinguished Fellow of the Ludovika Public Diplomacy Program, participated in a policy discussion co-organised by the Danube Institute and the Ludovika University of Public Service, titled From Warsaw to Budapest: Poland’s Strategy for Central European Unity. The event brought together policymakers and experts to reflect on the future of cooperation within the