Eurasia Press & News
Despite concerns and questions in the lead-up, Slovaks pulled off the ambitious project to get …
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EU Takes Hungary’s Asylum Policy to Task Again, But Budapest Shrugs
With asylum claims cut to near zero, Orban is unlikely to respond to the EU’s …
Read More »Dayton 2.0: Deal that Ended Bosnian War Needs Rewriting, But How?
Twenty-five years ago, a peace deal crafted at a United States air base in Ohio …
Read More »US Election Splits Central Europe
Hungary’s Orban and Poland’s Kaczynski have openly hitched their wagons to Trump’s extreme brand of …
Read More »Polish Government Stumbles in Face of Mass Protests
After a week of women’s protests that show no sign of letting up, the governing …
Read More »Recalling Milosevic, Vucic Seeks Electoral ‘Triple Crown’
By combining presidential, parliamentary and local elections in 2022, President Aleksandar Vucic is trying to …
Read More »From Bulgaria, Connecting Refugees to Remote AI Jobs around the World
A Bulgarian startup has found remote work in the AI industry for hundreds of refugees …
Read More »Poland’s Fragile Government Scrambles to Find Way Out of Crisis
The Polish government has postponed the publishing of a Constitutional Tribunal verdict that effectively bans …
Read More »Hezbollah delays formation of Lebanese government
Group ‘has biggest role and biggest say,’ is waiting for result of US presidential election, …
Read More »Security sources: ‘Turkey troops remain in Libya at GNA’s request’
Turkish security sources stated that Turkish troops will remain in Libya for as long as …
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