Eurasia Press & News
Topped off by a curious ‘coup’ attempt in Russia, June was a fascinating month with …
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Why Azerbaijan May Find Itself a Victim of Its Own Success
Plentiful resources contribute to long-term success if channeled to the development of institutions, but Azerbaijan, …
Read More »Is Prigozhin’s Mutiny the Nail in the Coffin for Putin’s Golden Boy, Dyumin?
Putin’s former bodyguard and current Tula governor Alexei Dyumin is eternally tipped for a position …
Read More »The Death of Secret Intelligence? Think Again
While the Ukraine war has seen an explosion in the collection and distribution of open …
Read More »Ukraine–NATO Relations: Closer Partnership or Membership?
Kyiv’s bid to join NATO would bolster both Ukrainian and European security. The future of …
Read More »Standing By or Choosing Sides: Wagner Mutiny Deepens Divides in Russian Opposition
The Wagner mercenary group’s rebellion against Russia’s military leadership has further split Russia’s anti-Kremlin opposition, …
Read More »Russians Appeared to Welcome Wagner Rebels With Open Arms. The Truth Is More Complex.
Anna, a 67-year-old woman from the southern city of Rostov-on-Don, remembers being woken up by …
Read More »Has Wagner’s mutiny weakened Russia in the Middle East?
Yevgeny Prigozhin’s attempted insurrection against the Russian Ministry of Defence (MOD) last month created massive …
Read More »Is US–China Decoupling Heading In A Dangerous Direction? – Analysis
The US and Chinese economies are closely interconnected, but their ties are eroding. Despite record …
Read More »CIA Has Boots In Ukraine, A Newsweek Disclosure
The U.S. spy agency Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) has boots on the ground in Ukraine …
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