Eurasia Press & News
After the latest in a decade-long series of unsuccessful attempts to pass a law banning …
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Continuity or Change: Albania’s Political Duo Wrestle for Top Job
For years on, Socialist chief Edi Rama and Democratic Party boss Lulzim Basha face each …
Read More »BIRN Fact-Check: Is the Bosnian Serb Report on the Sarajevo Siege Accurate?
A report funded by the government of Bosnia’s Serb-dominated Republika Srpska entity claims Serbs were …
Read More »Amid A Czech Spy Scandal, A Meltdown Of Moscow’s Atomic Ambitions? – Analysis
It’s one of Russia’s major exports, a source of symbolic pride and commercial revenue: atomic …
Read More »Can ASEAN Use Its New Economic Clout To Tame Aggressive China? – OpEd
After 30 years of close relations with ASEAN countries, China now feels that the Association …
Read More »Cryptocurrencies And Coinbase: Between Flying High, Volatility And Regulation – OpEd
Last week was a heady one in the digital currency space. Coinbase, the largest crypto …
Read More »Africa Sees ‘Dramatic Increase In Jihadist Groups,’ Says Global Religious Freedom Report
Aid to the Church in Need published a religious freedom report Tuesday documenting a “dramatic …
Read More »New Oil Price Surge Caps Year Of Recovery Since ‘Black Monday’
Oil prices resumed their surge on global markets on Tuesday as traders shrugged off the …
Read More »Mali: Killings, ‘Disappearances’ in Military Operations
Malian soldiers have allegedly killed at least 34 villagers, forcibly disappeared at least 16 people, …
Read More »Swedish Suit Says Strongman Savagely Struck Syrians With Sarin
Syrian dictator Bashar Assad was sued on Tuesday for using chemical weapons against his own …
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