Eurasia Press & News
Security sector assistance often undercuts democratic rule in nations facing violence or autocracy As the …
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How Russia’s Black Sea Fleet Could Change the Equation in Ukraine
The prospect of greater Russian involvement in the war in Ukraine raises questions about the …
Read More »Sanctioning Russian Aggression: The West Must Accept Economic Self-Harm
The G7 talk of severe sanctions against Russia hides an inconvenient truth. To be effective, …
Read More »The Afghan Debacle Should Prompt China to Revise its South Asia Policy
While China has tried to rebalance its relations between India and Pakistan before, recent developments …
Read More »Resolving the Stalemate: Foreign Fighters and Family Members in Syria
This paper assesses the risks to national and transnational security posed by foreign terrorist fighters …
Read More »The Spending Review and the UK’s Strategic Priorities
The recent Spending Review highlights the close relationship between the UK’s international and domestic policy …
Read More »Macron’s Middle East Ambitions Increasingly Pass Through the UAE
While U.S. President Joe Biden seems determined to reduce the U.S. footprint in the Middle …
Read More »Counterterrorism Needs a Course Correction in 2022
As the coronavirus pandemic continued into its second year, its impact on terrorist attacks worldwide …
Read More »U.S. Sanctions Might Be Easy, but They’re Not Cheap
As 2021 comes to a close, the international community faces several emerging humanitarian and security …
Read More »20 Years Unable to Defeat Taliban Now USA Freezes Afghanistan’s $9B Bank Deposits Causing Starvation
According to an analysis by the United Nations World Food Program and Food and Agriculture …
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