Eurasia Press & News
On Thursday, August 3, a day that marks Niger’s independence from France in 1960, hundreds …
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A Cry for Help from Palestinians
The two events — in the Gaza Strip and Lebanon — received little attention from …
Read More »India’s Potential Sale Of Brahmos Missiles: A New Avenue In Indo-Russian Defense Cooperation – Analysis
The BrahMos missile is one of the most advanced supersonic cruise missiles in the world. …
Read More »Iran, Pakistan Foreign Ministers Discuss Expanding Cooperation
Iranian and Pakistani Foreign Ministers Hossein Amirabdollahian and Bilawal Bhutto Zardari emphasized enhancing all-round relations …
Read More »India’s PM Modi Eyes US-Russia ‘De-Hyphenation’ – Analysis
‘Binary divisions’ are common in international politics, where two opposite sides view the other through …
Read More »Suspensions, Detentions, and Mutinies: the Growing Gulf in Russia’s Civil-Military Relations
Suspensions, Detentions, and Mutinies: the Growing Gulf in Russia’s Civil-Military RelationsThe war in Ukraine is …
Read More »Is North Korea Set to Become Russia’s Ally Following Shoigu’s Visit?
It is in both countries’ interests to cooperate, since each can provide the other with …
Read More »The Faux Ideologies of Late-Stage Putinism
Imagining history as a civilizational competition is convenient for the current Russian leadership because it …
Read More »Democracy Digest: Orban’s Speech Riles the Neighbours
Elsewhere, Poland continues to talk tough over preventing Ukrainian grain from flooding its market; radicalised …
Read More »As Kosovo Honours Its Guerrillas, Civilian War Victims Are Often Overlooked
A dispute about engraving civilians’ names on a monument to deceased fighters in a small …
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