Eurasia Press & News
Dagestan is an extremely complicated society that faces many problems—some unique to the region and …
Read More »Moscow Unwittingly Promoting Rise Of Radical Islam In Dagestan By Not Addressing Problems – Analysis
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Budapest Conference on Terrorism – Is Terrorism Political Violence or Organized Crime?
Are terrorist organisations primarily politically motivated actors seeking to alter the political landscape, or are …
Read More »Disbanded PKK Leaves Behind Questions for Türkiye and the Region
The Kurdistan Workers’ Party (PKK) announced on Monday its dissolution after a forty-year insurgency against …
Read More »U.S.-Houthi Ceasefire Leaves Questions Unanswered
A ceasefire between the U.S. and the Houthi (Ansarallah) movement of Yemen, announced by President …
Read More »Iran Update, May 19, 2025
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Read More »A Russia-NATO War Would Look Nothing Like Ukraine
Russia planned its February 2022 invasion of Ukraine as a decisive, three-day campaign that would …
Read More »Customs takes the good. How the “Sechinsk clan” tried to capture the FCS, but did not succeed
On April 27, the 235th Moscow Garrison Military Court sentenced to 10 years in a …
Read More »Rebuilding the Syrian Army: Potential, Challenges and Risks
The process of rebuilding the Syrian army after the change of the Assad regime faces …
Read More »Tripartite Foreign Ministers’ Summit in Ankara: Syria, Turkey, and Jordan to Tackle Regional Security and Cooperation – The Syrian Observer
Ankara is hosting a high-level trilateral summit Sunday, bringing together the foreign ministers of Syria, …
Read More »Turkey-Backed Militias Accused of Abuses in Northern Syria, Rights Group Urges Accountability from New Government – The Syrian Observer
Despite the fall of the Assad regime and the formation of a transitional government in …
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