Eurasia Press & News
Turkish presidential election Sunday goes down to the wires From a geopolitical perspective, the Turkish …
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Deciphering North Kosovo Tensions – Analysis
On 29 December 2022, the blockade in Jarinje and Bernjak crossing points in the North …
Read More »Doubts Dog Serbia’s ‘Tougher Punishment’ Response To Violent Crime – Analysis
Serbia is poised to cut the minimum age of criminal responsibility after a 13-year-old went …
Read More »Meagre Resources Leave Montenegro Exposed to Cyber Threats
Months after government servers were hit by sophisticated cyber-attacks, questions remain over Montenegro’s readiness to …
Read More »Migrants’ Mass Expulsions from Croatia Raise Legal Doubts
Croatia and Bosnia say the expulsion of hundreds of migrants and refugees from the first …
Read More »PARDONED FAR-RIGHT EXTREMIST RIDES TO FREEDOM IN HUNGARY
Shrewd political ploy or justice served? Just why did Hungary’s president pardon Gyorgy Budahazy, a …
Read More »SLOVAKIA TO GET ‘EXPERT’ GOVERNMENT BUT RETURN TO POPULISM LOOMS
There is the real prospect of the pro-Russian nationalist-populist Robert Fico returning to power after …
Read More »China’s Changing Global Economic Relations As Reflected In Foreign Trade Data – Analysis
On May 9, China’s General Administration of Customs released the latest data on the country’s …
Read More »Middle Eastern Rivalries Are Alive And Kicking Despite De-Escalation – Analysis
Middle Eastern battlegrounds are alive and kicking even though rivals seek to balance contentious relations. …
Read More »‘Bank Walk’: The First Domino To Fall? – OpEd
In early May, Reuters published a report that truly captured my attention. “European savers are …
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