Eurasia Press & News
Turkish drone strikes on Thursday killed seven members of the Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK) including …
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The Price of Fragmentation
Why the Global Economy Isn’t Ready for the Shocks Ahead We are living through turbulent …
Read More »Mali, Burkina Faso and Niger at the forefront of the African Revolution
Niamey, Niger, August 19, 2023: Thousands of young people queue to register to volunteer to …
Read More »BRICS 15th Summit Challenges The Present World Order
With adoption of the Johannesburg II Declaration, BRICS’ historic 15th summit has concluded in the …
Read More »Where Next for Wagner Group in Africa?
Yevgeny Prigozhin’s mutiny was quashed in one day inside Russia, but the implications for Africa …
Read More »Prigozhin’s Rebellion: What We Discovered, and What We Still Need to Know
The Wagner rebellion has exposed some of the systemic weaknesses in the Kremlin’s crisis management …
Read More »Wagner’s March on Moscow Left Unresolved Challenges in its Wake
Wagner represents a wider problem for the Russian military as to how it generates effective …
Read More »Tchiani is not Niger’s Sankara: The military coup won’t bring revolutionary change to the people
Whilst some may cheer on the anti-France feelings seen in protests in Niger, the military …
Read More »Understanding the growing use of local currencies in cross-border payments
Geopolitical tension has intensified recently, accompanied by frequent use of economic and financial sanctions, mainly …
Read More »BRICS is doubling its membership. Is the bloc a new rival for the G7?
This bloc goes to eleven. At its summit on Thursday in Johannesburg, the BRICS group …
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