Eurasia Press & News
French newspaper Le Monde wrote about Iran falling short in Syria, in two ways: one …
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Moscow Asks Turkey to Open Border Crossings
Russia has submitted a proposal to Turkey, which includes opening three crossings in Idleb and …
Read More »Bundeswehr remains under fire for far-right extremism
An interim report has been completed, documenting dozens of far-right incidents in the elite commando …
Read More »5 ISIS Enclaves Remain in Central, Eastern Syria
To this day, ISIS controls five isolated pockets in Syria, the largest of which is …
Read More »ISIS in Sinai leader killed in clash with Egyptian forces – report
Al-Hamadin, referred to as the “most dangerous and oldest of the takfiri elements in the …
Read More »Al-Qaida Is Diminished, but Don’t Write Its Obituary Just Yet
Rumors began swirling last fall that al-Qaida chieftain Ayman al-Zawahiri had died of natural causes. …
Read More »Making Sense of Iran and al-Qaeda’s Relationship
The nature of the relationship between al-Qaeda and Iran is one of the most contentious …
Read More »The Geopolitical Implications of Turkey’s Relationship with Central Asia
In a sign that Ankara is seeking to make renewed inroads in Central Asia, Turkish …
Read More »US controls 90% of Syria oil
Syrian Oil Minister Bassam Toma’a has revealed that around 90 per cent of Syrian oil …
Read More »Traffic suspended, as ship blocking Suez Canal may take weeks to move
A container ship blocking the Suez Canal like a “beached whale” sent new shockwaves through …
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