Eurasia Press & News
For Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, religious reform has long been a question of …
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Warsaw’s Support for Ukraine Should Not Obscure Its Assault on Democracy at Home When Joe …
Read More »The Illusion of Great-Power Competition
Why Middle Powers—and Small Countries—Are Vital to U.S. Strategy It may be a confusing and …
Read More »The contested Arash/Durra gas field: An opportunity for Persian Gulf energy diplomacy
The gas field dispute between Iran, Kuwait, and Saudi Arabia showcases a complex interplay of …
Read More »Iran in the SCO: Gateway or gatekeeper to West Asia?
With Iran’s SCO veto, no other West Asian country can join the eastern security and …
Read More »Fractured fraternity: The troubled relationship between MbS and MbZ
Recent revelations have shattered the illusion of strong ties between Saudi Arabia and the UAE, …
Read More »Self sabotage: Why is Russia excluding Iran in the South Caucasus?
Russia’s exclusion of Iran from critical ‘tables’ in the South Caucasus has been detrimental for …
Read More »Russo-Turkish Relations: The ‘Indivisible Security’ Principle Is No Longer Binding
I recall vividly the latest NATO Summit that took place in Vilnius and was given …
Read More »Weaponisation of Food Goes Into High Gear
Way back in the 1970s, the far-seeing genius Henry Kissinger identified food (in addition to …
Read More »Global Sanctions Dashboard: Sanctions alone won’t stop the Wagner Group
Despite sanctions and efforts to curtail the Wagner Group’s illicit activity, the group has successfully …
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