Tehran’s pragmatists against hardliners: Who decides on Iran’s way out of war?
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Oil revenues are collapsing, economic weakness is growing Confirmed by the governor of the central bank, Abdolnaser Hemmati, who admitted in a live broadcast on state television that oil exports have almost come to a halt and frozen funds remain unattainable. This article by Greta Privitera was created in cooperation with Corriere della Sera The pragmatic vein of the Islamic Republic, which does not deny the ideology, but looks at the state finances, makes itself felt again.
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Oil revenues are collapsing, economic weakness is growing Confirmed by the governor of the central bank, Abdolnaser Hemmati, who admitted in a live broadcast on state television that oil exports have almost come to a halt and frozen funds remain unattainable.
according to Frankfurter Rundschau +1This article by Greta Privitera was created in cooperation with Corriere della Sera The pragmatic vein of the Islamic Republic, which does not deny the ideology, but looks at the state finances, makes itself felt again.
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