Eurasia Press & News
Rumors began swirling last fall that al-Qaida chieftain Ayman al-Zawahiri had died of natural causes. …
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Europe Has Spent Years Trying to Prevent ‘Chaos’ in the Sahel. It Failed
“The terrorists are quick,” German Chancellor Angela Merkel told reporters after a summit with the …
Read More »Why Sudan’s Democratic Transition Depends on Stability in Darfur
The transitional government in Sudan announced last month that it will extradite former dictator Omar …
Read More »Environmental Ruin Could Make Postwar Syria Unlivable
After nearly a decade of conflict, the extensive damage inflicted on Syria’s environment is emerging …
Read More »‘The Worst Seemed Very Far Away’: Andrew Exum on the Afghanistan War
Last week, U.S. President Joe Biden announced his decision to fully withdraw U.S. forces from …
Read More »Des militaires ont-ils le droit de dire qu’ils s’inquiètent pour la France?
Des centaines de militaires, de tous grades, ont co-signé une lettre ouverte aux représentants de …
Read More »Khamenei’s Iran Elections Impasse – OpEd
Less than two months to Iran’s presidential elections and the regime has yet to officially …
Read More »Bombings in northern Syria kill 1, wound 20
A double bomb attack Tuesday in northern Syria killed a child and wounded 20 other …
Read More »Libya: 5+5 Joint Military Commission meets in Sirte
Libya’s 5+5 Joint Military Commission held a meeting Tuesday in the coastal city of Sirte. …
Read More »Saudi Arabia’s MBS Talks Biden, Iran and More
Saudi Arabia’s de facto ruler, Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, gave a wide-ranging interview on …
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