Eurasia Press & News
The Russian-led military operation in Kazakhstan has presented an important test for Moscow’s ties with …
Read More »Unrest In Kazakhstan Only Solidifies China-Russia Ties – Analysis
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Barbs Traded After US Warship Sails In China-Claimed Territorial Sea
China and the United States have engaged in a renewed spat over the activity of …
Read More »Why Jobs Are Plentiful While Workers Are Scarce – Analysis
Almost two years after the pandemic upended labor markets, job openings are plentiful in many …
Read More »Natural Gas And Nuclear Power In EU: If You Can’t Beat Them, Green Them – Analysis
Background The European Union (EU) has proposed a new green taxonomy under which some natural …
Read More »Tokyo, Beijing, And New Tensions Over Taiwan – Analysis
Taiwan, a perennially sensitive issue between Japan and China, gained increased salience in the run-up …
Read More »A New Trust To Help Countries Build Resilience And Sustainability – Analysis
Even as countries continue to battle COVID-19, it is crucial not to overlook the longer-term …
Read More »Which Way For Sudan? – OpEd
Abdalla Hamdok’s career as Sudan’s prime minister is a roller-coaster of a story. 66-year-old Hamdok, …
Read More »Development For The Few – Analysis
Bangladesh celebrated her 50 years of independence in 2021. It received a lot of applause …
Read More »Blinken Pledges ‘Swift Response’ To Any Russian Aggression In Ukraine, Leaves Diplomatic Channels Open
U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken reiterated after meeting Friday with Russian Foreign Minister Sergey …
Read More »Is The US Economy Operating Above Its Capacity? – OpEd
Many economists, including me, have been attributing the high inflation of the last year to …
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