Eurasia Press & News
Turkiye’s National Intelligence Organisation (MIT) has exposed a vast “ghost” network of dozens of operatives …
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Iran’s Plan To Drive Jews Out of ‘Palestine’
Iran’s mullahs are seeking to create a situation where Jews no longer feel safe in …
Read More »NATO’s Worst-of-Both-Worlds Approach to Ukraine
Why the German Model Won’t Solve a Problem of the Alliance’s Own Making As NATO …
Read More »A Stronger NATO for a More Dangerous World
What the Alliance Must Do in Vilnius—and Beyond Russia’s illegal war against Ukraine is a …
Read More »Russian Officials Drop Out Of Sight, Suggesting Post-Mutiny Purges – Analysis
The guessing game in Moscow these days: Where are they? Days after a mutiny by …
Read More »Battle For Balkan Cybersecurity: Threats And Implications Of Biometrics And Digital Identity – Analysis
A surge in cyberattacks, particularly phishing and ransomware, has left Balkan countries to improve their …
Read More »Syria Today – U.S. Kills ISIS Leader; Damascus Isolates Wagner; New Settlements in Afrin
On Sunday, the US Central Command revealed that an ISIS leader had been eliminated by …
Read More »A French Spring amid a new Wagner Opera? Macron Pivots to BRICS as IMF Mission Creeps in Sri Lanka and India Provincializes Europe
Topped off by a curious ‘coup’ attempt in Russia, June was a fascinating month with …
Read More »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 …
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