Eurasia Press & News
With a parliamentary majority proving elusive, Bulgaria appears destined for another election. That’s about all …
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Slovenia’s ‘Non-Paper’ is no Stunt but a Worrying Omen
The fact that territorial changes in the Balkan region are becoming a reoccurring debate suggest …
Read More »EUROPE’S NEW ONLINE TERRORIST CONTENT REGULATION: A GIFT TO BUDDING AUTOCRATS
Like most fear-driven projects, Europe’s new anti-terror internet regulation will benefit the enemies of free …
Read More »Property Disputes Become Bilateral Issue between Moldova and Ukraine
Moldova says it is slowly being robbed of the property portfolio of spas and sanatoriums …
Read More »Foreign fighters should not be confused with forces in Libya under pact with gov’t: Turkey
Ending Turkey’s support in military training, consultancy would not favor Libya, says Foreign Minister Mevlut …
Read More »Russian Media Outlet Vz.ru: ‘For The First Time, Russia Has Surpassed The U.S. As A Supplier Of Liquefied Natural Gas To Europe’
The Russian media outlet Vz.ru reported that Russia had, for the first time, surpassed the …
Read More »Egypt and Turkey begin talks to normalise relations
Egypt and Turkey opened talks in Cairo on Wednesday, seeking to normalise relations after eight …
Read More »Trump’s ‘Favorite Dictator’ Is Getting a Chilly Reception From Biden
In recent weeks, Egypt has released a handful of high-profile political prisoners, including three journalists, …
Read More »South Korea Is Staying Out of the U.S.-China Rivalry
South Koreans often refer to their country with a famous proverb: “In a fight between …
Read More »The Rise of Restraint Is Shaking Up Washington
“The general view at the Atlantic Council is to send them back to the Cato …
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