Eurasia Press & News
Abstract: The attack on Tower 22—an outpost in Jordan used by the U.S. military—that killed …
Read More »Going the Distance: The Emergence of Long-Range Stand-Off Terrorism
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Time is running out to help Ukraine and defend the West
Friends of Ukraine often say to Western political leaders: The West’s economy is 20-25 times …
Read More »HOW WAS ISRAEL CAUGHT OFF-GUARD?
Hamas’ Oct. 7 attacks did not happen out of the blue. They were preceded by …
Read More »NATO’s New Boss Should Come From the Eastern Flank
Western Europeans have always held NATO’s top job. It’s time to pass the baton eastward, …
Read More »Strengthening Bonds: Israel and Azerbaijan Forge Ahead in Strategic Partnership
Israel has emerged as Azerbaijan’s top oil purchaser, solidifying an alliance that transcends mere economic …
Read More »Ethnocentric Yugoslav War Commemorations Taint the Future, Experts Warn
Conflicting ethnically-based commemorations of the 1990s wars mean that even though the fighting ended decades …
Read More »In Race for Justice, Ukraine Repeats Bosnia’s Mistakes
In pursuing trial after trial for war crimes committed by Russian forces, Ukraine is failing …
Read More »In a Bulgarian Town, Syrians Find Tension and Violence, but Little Hope
A decade after it was opened, Bulgaria’s biggest asylum centre, in Harmanli, is a crowded, …
Read More »Explainer: Iraq’s competing Shi’ite armed factions and parties
A visit by the commander of Iran’s elite Quds Force to Baghdad has led to …
Read More »Iran Update, February 21, 2024
Iranian sources told Reuters on February 21 that Iran provided hundreds of short-range ballistic missiles …
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