Eurasia Press & News
Moscow has little to gain from a major flare-up in the Red Sea, which means …
Read More »Russia’s Outrage Over U.S. Strikes Against Houthis Is Just Bluster
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Putin’s Achilles Heel: Ukraine targets Russia’s vital but vulnerable energy industry
Ukrainian drones struck a major oil refinery in southern Russia early on January 25, sparking …
Read More »Germany’s Paralysis Holds Back Europe
Past German governments have relied on Russian gas and the U.S. security umbrella. With Putin’s …
Read More »Is Moldova Ready to Pay the Price of Reintegrating Transnistria?
Not only will reabsorbing the breakaway region be expensive and complicated, but Russia is unlikely …
Read More »The Eastern Maritime Corridor Is Shaping Up To Be The Next Big Thing In Russo-Indo Relations
The Kremlin’s intentions in building the “Russo-Indo Ring” around the Asian half of Eurasia are …
Read More »Why the War in Gaza Makes a Nuclear Iran More Likely
The Conflict Has Empowered Tehran—but Also Fueled Its Sense of Vulnerability Since the start of …
Read More »Ukraine Is Losing the Drone War
How Kyiv Can Close the Innovation Gap With Russia It’s winter in Ukraine again. The …
Read More »The Dangers of Losing Focus on Russia’s War Against Ukraine
What seemed at first to be the start of a Third World War has turned …
Read More »Landmark Armenia-Azerbaijan Peace Treaty Inches Closer
Despite their bloody history and repeated recent disappointments, a long-term accommodation between Armenia and Azerbaijan …
Read More »Is Moldova Ready to Pay the Price of Reintegrating Transnistria?
Not only will reabsorbing the breakaway region be expensive and complicated, but Russia is unlikely …
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