Mujtaba

Says Mujtaba Rahman , a former EU official who is now an analyst with Eurasia Group in New York: "The interesting question was not whether a second program would be agreed, but what happens when it fails, as it inevitably will."

Greek Bailout Gains Could Fade Fast Stephen Fidler 2012

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"Much more needs to be done to bring Hungary back onto the right path," said Mujtaba Rahman , an analyst at Eurasia Group, a political-risk consultancy.

EU Begins Legal Cases Against Hungary Matthew Dalton 2012

"Germany feels it is being cornered by the IMF," says Mujtaba Rahman , a former European Union official who is now an analyst with the Eurasia Group in New York.

German-IMF Rift Stalls Greece Deal Stephen Fidler 2012

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Mujtaba Rahman, Europe analyst at Eurasia Group, a political consultancy based in New York, said, The ECB's opposition to IMF loans via national central banks has been known for some time.

Tensions Rise at EU Summit Stephen Fidler 2011

Mujtaba Rahman, Europe analyst with Eurasia Group, a New-York based consultancy, said in a note to clients that "a number of risks and implementation challenges" remain.

Investors Brace for Bank Verdict on EU Plan Stephen Fidler 2011

Mujtaba Rahman, an analyst with the Eurasia Group in New York, said the hardball tactics being used by Germany and others were motivated in part by the knowledge that a large part of the bailout for Greece would be disbursed in the next few months, after which time the creditors' leverage over Athens would decline sharply.

Optimism Grows for Greek Accord Riva Froymovich 2012

He alleged that ballot boxes were stuffed in Isfahan, the second largest city, that the Basij militia had illegally campaigned for "one of the candidates" and that Khamenei's son Mujtaba had canvassed for Ahmadinejad.

Events in Iran this past week mirror what happened in 2005 and 1999 but time is on the side of the reformers Stephen Retherford 2009

He alleged that ballot boxes were stuffed in Isfahan, the second largest city, that the Basij militia had illegally campaigned for "one of the candidates" and that Khamenei's son Mujtaba had canvassed for Ahmadinejad.

Archive 2009-06-01 Stephen Retherford 2009