Eurasia Press & News
Viktor Orban and the Myth of the Self-Destructing Strongman The timing could not have been …
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The New Nuclear Age
How China’s Growing Nuclear Arsenal Threatens Deterrence In late June 2021, satellite images revealed that …
Read More »Factional infighting escalates in northern Syria
Infighting continues among the Turkish-backed Free Syrian Army factions in light of a power and …
Read More »Israeli coalition on verge of collapse as Jerusalem roils
The tensions at Jerusalem’s holy sites is tearing apart what little is left of the …
Read More »With Russian Route Blocked, Uzbekistan Looks to Indian-Iranian-Afghan Chabahar Port Project
The Russo-Ukraine war, the extensive Western sanctions against Russia, and the growing possibility that European …
Read More »Kosovo welcomes first Ukrainian journalist refugee
Open Democracy journalist Lyudmila Makey is the first Ukrainian journalist displaced by the war to …
Read More »Republika Srpska would postpone competency transfer decision
Serb entity Republika Srpska would defer the decision transferring competencies from the central state government …
Read More »Petition against Russia sanctions presented in Belgrade
A petition against imposing sanctions on Russia was presented in Belgrade on Monday after signatures …
Read More »Bulgarians reject Russia as model state
Only a quarter of Bulgarians trust Russian President Vladimir Putin as support for him has …
Read More »Russia rejects press reports about consulate in Cyprus’ occupied territories
The Russian embassy in Cyprus has rejected as unfounded press reports suggesting that Moscow was …
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