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French President Emmanuel Macron has clearly decided to up the ante in a standoff with …
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Turkey’s Challenge to the Regional Status Quo Begins in the Eastern Mediterranean
On July 24, Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan joined thousands of worshippers in the streets …
Read More »Germany Says Russia Seeking To ‘Provoke’ With Troop Buildup At Ukraine’s Border
Germany has accused Russia of seeking provocation with its troop buildup in the occupied Crimean …
Read More »Incident At Natanz Complicates Attempts To Revive Iranian Nuclear Deal
An alleged act of sabotage against a key Iranian nuclear site appears to have complicated …
Read More »US Intelligence Sees ‘Significant Risk’ in Afghanistan Withdrawal
The plan to pull troops from Afghanistan could give terrorist groups like al-Qaida and Islamic …
Read More »HUNGARY COULD TURN INTO CHINA’S TROJAN HORSE IN EUROPE
Revelations the Hungarian government is considering taking a huge, opaque and disadvantageous Chinese loan to …
Read More »China Will Loom Large in Balkans Once Pandemic is Over
Despite the West’s growing suspicions about China, its role in the Western Balkans is likely …
Read More »Should Kosovo’s Ruling Party Play Opposition Politics in Albania?
The involvement of Kosovo Prime Minister Albin Kurti and his Vetevendosje party in backing opposition …
Read More »Political Crisis in Montenegro Threatens Government’s Reform Promises
Montenegro’s technocrat government made big promises when it took power in December, but it is …
Read More »Tunisia courts Egypt amid presidential dispute with Brotherhood-affiliated Ennahda
Tunisian President Saied Kais recently paid his first visit to Egypt since assuming power in …
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