Eurasia Press & News
With thousands fleeing Nagorny Karabakh after Azerbaijan’s lightning victory ended 30 years of de facto …
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Juratović: Situaciju na Kosovu rešavati s Kvintom, a ne da „Kurta i Murta“ sugerišu šta treba
“The Day of Mourning in Serbia is a bad signal, it is distasteful to declare …
Read More »“Terrorists”, “heroes”, “Serbs”
People say “it’s not the neck but the neck”, but that joke is wrong. Because …
Read More »Imagining a Progressive Pentagon
A progressive Pentagon? Talk about an oxymoron! The Pentagon continues to grow and surge with …
Read More »“Making a thriller from grain”
Grain is an old tool, weapon is the appropriate term, of imperialism. Once, the weapon …
Read More »Striking The Balance: UN Security Council Reform And Quest For Global Equilibrium – OpEd
The United Nations Security Council (UNSC), established in the aftermath of World War II, stands …
Read More »The Decline Of Multilateralism: Unilateralism’s Impact On Conflict Resolution And Role Of UN – OpEd
In recent years, the international stage has witnessed a noticeable surge in unilateral actions taken …
Read More »Iran Refutes UAE’s Claim On Three Persian Gulf Islands
Iran’s permanent mission to the United Nations firmly rejected the claims that an Emirati minister …
Read More »Russian Black Sea Fleet Commander Killed In Crimea Strike, Ukraine Claims
The commander of Russia’s Black Sea Fleet, Admiral Viktor Sokolov, was killed in a Ukrainian …
Read More »The EU and Azerbaijan: Time to Talk Tough
By launching a military offensive in Nagorny Karabakh, President Aliyev forfeited the trust of Europeans. …
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