Eurasia Press & News
At least eight people were killed and scores injured on Tuesday when U.S. backed Kurdish-led …
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Why Isn’t Russia Talking About Great Power Competition?
The lack of serious analysis of great power competition within Russia is due in large …
Read More »Russia in the Mediterranean: Here to Stay
Russia’s strategy in the Mediterranean is an integral part of its strategy for the wider …
Read More »Turkey’s Erdogan, Greece’s Mitsotakis ‘to meet at NATO summit’
Both sides are NATO members and came close to armed conflict last year but have …
Read More »Brussels Faces Off With ‘Europe’s Last Dictator’
For decades, the president of Belarus, known as “Europe’s last dictator,” has been a thorn …
Read More »Eritrea Goes From Pariah State to Regional Powerbroker
In early May, when Eritrean President Isaias Afwerki visited Sudan, the official objective of the …
Read More »Israel’s FM in Cairo discusses Gaza truce, possible prisoner exchange
While Foreign Minister Gabi Ashkenazi met in Cairo with his Egyptian counterpart Sameh Shoukry, Prime …
Read More »Syria’s Assad, Hamas weigh rapprochement
The Hamas movement seems divided as Syrian President Bashar al-Assad hosted a delegation of Palestinian …
Read More »Syrian Arab tribes put Kurdish administration on notice
Syrian tribal leaders based in Turkey are calling out Kurdish-led Syrian Democratic Forces over the …
Read More »With ties with West strained, Turkey gets lifeline from Poland
Drawing on his rapport with the Polish president and a landmark drone deal with Warsaw, …
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