Eurasia Press & News
Azerbaijan said that it had “liberated” seven villages on Saturday, which led to cheers in …
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Gantz says Turkey opposed to regional peace
“Definitely the question of Turkey is a very complicated one, because Turkey is part of …
Read More »Is Pompeo changing tack on Turkey? – Analysis
For the first time, the US appears to be confronting Turkey over its fueling of …
Read More »For Macron, Being Right on European Strategic Autonomy Isn’t Enough
It’s been a busy few months for Emmanuel Macron. The French president has taken the …
Read More »Will Either Macron or Erdogan Back Down in the Eastern Mediterranean?
French President Emmanuel Macron has clearly decided to up the ante in a standoff with …
Read More »In a Multipolar World, Will the EU Be Seated at the Table—or Served on It?
Something about the idea of Europe becoming a strategic actor in global affairs brings to …
Read More »From Naive to Realist? The EU’s Struggles With China
The European Union has struggled mightily in recent months to assert itself as a strategically …
Read More »After Staving Off a Liberal Challenge, Poland’s Ruling Populists Dig In
Polish President Andrzej Duda narrowly won a second term in a hotly contested runoff election …
Read More »What Navalny’s Poisoning Says About Russia’s Putin
From the moment Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny abruptly fell ill last week, the top …
Read More »Will Historic Protests in Bulgaria Dislodge an Entrenched Oligarchy?
Karate coach, firefighter, bodyguard, Interior Ministry chief and now prime minister.
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