Eurasia Press & News
If Washington is as committed as ever to its historical role as security guarantor in …
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ISIS Isn’t Back. It Never Went Away
At its height half a decade ago, the Islamic State was among the most feared …
Read More »Houthi Attacks Could Derail UAE-Iran Diplomacy
A series of deadly explosions in Abu Dhabi, the normally placid capital of the United …
Read More »Libya Is a Testing Ground for Russia-UAE Cooperation in the Middle East
In a little more than a month, on Dec. 24, Libyan voters will go to …
Read More »The Western Sahara Issue Is Souring Morocco’s Relations With Europe
Maps have long played a crucial, symbolic role in the dispute over the Western Sahara. …
Read More »Tunisia’s Democrats Aren’t Buying Saied’s Roadmap to Elections
Tunisian President Kais Saied announced a timeline for a new constitutional referendum Monday, to be …
Read More »Iraq Is One Step Closer to Forming a New Government
Negotiations to form a new government in Iraq have entered a final, decisive phase, with …
Read More »US troops could help evacuate American citizens in Ukraine should Russia invade, Pentagon says
U.S. troops could be used to help evacuate American citizens from Ukraine should Russia invade …
Read More »Strykers and soldiers from Army’s 2nd Cavalry Regiment mount up for open-ended Romania deployment
Strykers and combat support vehicles lined up at the Army airfield Wednesday as about 1,000 …
Read More »Islamic State likely to pick battle-hardened Iraqi as next leader – officials, analysts
The next leader of Islamic State is likely to be from a close circle of …
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