Eurasia Press & News
While “anti-vaxxers” continue to clash with police in various European cities, a whole media discourse …
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Russia Plan to Destabilize Eastern Syria
Russia has planned to destabilize the northern and eastern parts of Syria in order to …
Read More »Iranian Official: Turkey Controls 30% of Syrian Economy, Iran Only 3%
The deputy head of the Iranian Chamber of Commerce regretted that while Turkey controls 30% …
Read More »Julani: New Failed Attempts to Improve Tahrir al-Sham Image
Julani, the leader of the HTS, is trying to improve his image to gain credibility …
Read More »Former Islamic State (ISIS) ‘Finance Minister’ Reveals Details of ISIS Financial and Organizational Structure
An article about the arrest and confession of Sami Jasem Al-Jubouri, who was allegedly the …
Read More »Experts Urge Improved Anti-Terrorism Strategy in Serbia
Serbia’s next anti-terrorism strategy, if there is one, must address the threat from right-wing extremism, …
Read More »EU Bid Gives North Macedonia’s Embattled Govt Temporary Lifeline
A failed attempt to topple the government has given it a fresh boost – but …
Read More »Unbuilt Sewage Treatment Plants Cost Montenegro Taxpayers Millions
Seven Montenegrin municipalities were offered multi-million-euro grants in 2012 to build essential wastewater treatment plants …
Read More »Serbia-Russia Gas Deal Seen Certain, But at What Price?
Serbia expects a “friendly price” for Russian gas when the country’s current supply deal expires …
Read More »New Czech Government Awaits Presidential Nod; Then What?
After making a miraculous recovery and now back in Prague Castle, President Zeman looks set …
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