Eurasia Press & News
Although Turkish authorities have increased security operations against Islamic State cells in the country, Ankara’s …
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Russia’s Options Following A Taliban Takeover Of Afghanistan: Cooperation With The Taliban Or Containing Them
The American withdrawal from Afghanistan coupled with the exponential growth of those parts of the …
Read More »Iran Drives Development of Persian Gulf–Black Sea International Transport and Transit Corridor
Back in 2016, Iran put forward a regional initiative to expand the Persian Gulf–Black Sea …
Read More »After 20 Years and $2.26 Trillion, the US has Lost Its Longest War in Afghanistan
Another lost war! Another denial! The US actually began its war on the people of …
Read More »The Lesson of Afghanistan is the Lesson of Vietnam We Forgot
Philosopher Georg Hegel declared the only lesson of history is that we do not learn …
Read More »How Nations Turn Evil
This commentary analyzes the triggers that cause nation-states to embrace evil. No country is inherently …
Read More »EU founding values: Commission starts legal action against Hungary and Poland for violations of fundamental rights of LGBTIQ people
“Europe will never allow parts of our society to be stigmatised: be it because of …
Read More »Lebanon’s Hariri steps down as prime minister-designate pushing crisis-ridden country further into uncertainty
Lebanon’s Prime Minister-designate Saad Hariri has stepped down nearly nine months after he was tasked …
Read More »Making Babies, Pushing Boundaries: The Great Greek Fertility Market
In the margins of Greece’s booming IVF industry, women trade their eggs and clinics gamble …
Read More »Collateral Damage: Serbian Arms Workers Pay Price of Systemic Safety Issues
Production pressure, lax safety and outdated equipment are costing lives in Serbia’s arms industry. Yet …
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