Eurasia Press & News
On Feb. 15, 1989, Col. Gen. Boris Gromov became the last Soviet commander to leave …
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The Myths and Realities of European Security in a Post-INF World
On Feb. 2, the United States formally declared its intention to withdraw from the Intermediate-Range …
Read More »NATO Is Focusing on the Wrong Russian Threat in Eastern Europe
As NATO has focused its attention on Russia’s offensive military capabilities in Eastern Europe, an …
Read More »Suspected suicide bombers strike in northwest Syria near Turkish border
At least three people were killed on Thursday in a series of explosions including two …
Read More »As the U.S. Disengages, Russia Ramps Up Aid and Arms Sales to Sub-Saharan Africa
In early March, Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov embarked on a five-country tour of sub-Saharan …
Read More »How a Huge New Gas Pipeline Boosts Russia’s Strategic Entente With China
Natural gas started flowing from Russia to China for the first time on Dec. 2 …
Read More »Rockets Possibly Fired by Pro-Iran Assailants Target U.S. Embassy in Iraq
Four rockets were fired at the fortified compound that houses the U.S. Embassy in Baghdad, …
Read More »Putin Wants to Rewrite the End of the Cold War
When the Soviet Union collapsed three decades ago, the European security architecture suddenly became uncertain, …
Read More »Republican Bill To Impose Sanctions On Nord Stream 2 Businesses Fails In U.S. Senate
Democrats in the U.S. Senate have defeated a bill that would have slapped sanctions on …
Read More »U.S. Senate To Vote On Republican-Backed Nord Stream 2 Sanctions Bill; Democrats Propose Rival Legislation
The U.S. Senate is scheduled to vote this week on a bill sponsored by Senator …
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