CSIORS researcher Tomas Krizan was at the VI. Middle East Congress organized by Middle East Institute. The congress was held on 11th - 13th of November 2022 at the Sakarya University. Here you can read more from the congress.
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Karpatské Námestie 10A, Bratislava, Slovakia
VI. Middle East Congress
VI. Middle East Congress
2022-11-29 22:29
2022-11-29 22:29
Tomáš Križan
Tomáš Križan
Articles,
CSIORS researcher Tomas Krizan was at the VI. Middle East Congress organized by Middle East Institute. The congress was held on 11th - 13th of November 2022 at
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Tomáš Križan
Tomáš Križan
Why the World Need a More Developed Africa: reflections on Africa and the West in the Trump Era
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Jan Záhořík
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Jan Záhořík
Jan Záhořík
Why the World Need a More Developed Africa: reflections on Africa and the West in the Trump Era
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Jan Záhořík
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Jan Záhořík
Jan Záhořík
Where is Nigeria heading to? An Observation
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Jan Záhořík
Jan Záhořík
Saudi Arabia Rising – Between Skyscrapers and Sacred Cities
Saudi Arabia balances sacred heritage with soaring skylines—Medina’s “mini-Manhattan” shows how modern projects rise while tradition and faith remain central.
Tomáš Križan
Tomáš Križan
Why the World Need a More Developed Africa: reflections on Africa and the West in the Trump Era
"Trump wants USAID gone while China pours billions into Africa; if Europe keeps lecturing instead of investing, a 2.5‑billion‑person powerhouse will look East."
Jan Záhořík
Jan Záhořík
A Ticking Time Bomb?
Major Challenges in Higher Education in Nigeria and Ethiopia Nigeria and Ethiopia are the two most populous countries in Africa. At the same time, bo
Jan Záhořík
Jan Záhořík