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Elina Farhadi

ReporterDeutsche WelleBeat: International, Europe, Diplomacy, Iran, Non‑Proliferation Treaty, Nuclear program

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Elina Farhadi is a journalist for Deutsche Welle who has reported on international affairs, particularly on European diplomacy and Iran’s nuclear program.

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Deutsche Welle

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