Eurasia Press & News
The government’s handling of the Credit Suisse meltdown was rejected by a frosty parliament this …
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Why Do Most Countries Have Their Own Currency? Governments Wanted It That Way – Analysis
Among the many facts of modern life that are accepted without question by most ordinary …
Read More »Rada Trajković: Everything that Vučić and the Serbian List should do in Kosovo, they do through the mafia and the parallel system
Aleksandar Vučić, the president of Serbia, is trying to maintain his importance and role on …
Read More »The West Needs a New Strategy in Ukraine
A Plan for Getting From the Battlefield to the Negotiating Table After just over a …
Read More »HUNGARY AND POLAND RELATIONS: POLES APART
The collapse in the hitherto close Polish-Hungarian relations has been collateral damage of Russia’s attack …
Read More »Effective Impunity: How a Wartime Rapist Avoided Punishment in Bosnia
The case of a convicted rapist who fled Bosnia and Herzegovina and evaded a jail …
Read More »How Fear of Albanians Went Mainstream in 1990s Italy
The anti-Albanian campaigns in the British media today are all too reminiscent of the targeting …
Read More »How Bosnia’s Politicians Forgot the Sacrifice of State Department Friends
The resignations of four State Department officials protesting US inaction on the Bosnian war helped …
Read More »How The War In Ukraine Is Shaking Up The Global Arms Industry – OpEd
The struggles of Russian weapons manufacturers have added to historic shifts in the global arms …
Read More »US Think Tank Asks Washington To Prepare For Sino-Indian Border Clashes
The Center for New American Security says the US has to defend India for the …
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