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Iran's ruling elite consolidates power through a pervasive system of nepotism known as 'agazade,' where the children of officials control lucrative state-linked industries. This practice exacerbates economic disparity and creates a challenging landscape for genuine private sector growth.
Iran's lucrative oil, gas, and resource sectors are increasingly controlled by the children of regime officials, a phenomenon known as 'agazade.' This nepotism consolidates wealth and power within an elite circle, impacting economic development and market dynamics.
Germany's far-right AfD party is facing a growing nepotism scandal, with lawmakers accused of awarding taxpayer-funded jobs to relatives of colleagues. The controversy, particularly prominent in Saxony-Anhalt ahead of crucial state elections, has sparked internal criticism and raised questions about the party's core values and electoral integrity.
