Eurasia Press & News
UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres is fond of stating “There is no Plan B” to emphasise …
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The Tantura massacre: Challenging Israel’s narrative about the Nakba
In May, an investigation into the 1948 massacre of a Palestinian village carried out by …
Read More »Kingdom of Change: Saudi Arabia’s Evolving Foreign Policy
What lies behind Riyadh’s recent spate of diplomatic initiatives – and how likely are they …
Read More »An uncertain future for Idlib as Assad is welcomed back to the international stage
Despite Syrian President Bashar al-Assad being welcomed back onto the international stage, all is not …
Read More »Blinken calls Turkey’s FM Hakan Fidan, Sweden’s NATO bid tops agenda
US Secretary of State Antony Blinken and Turkey’s new Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan also touched …
Read More »Deciphering Turkey’s new Cabinet: Real reform or window dressing?
President Erdogan’s new Cabinet so far reflects a shift to his reformist days — whether …
Read More »Bad Company: Wagner Group and Prigozhin at Crossroads in Ukraine
As the Wagner Group prepares to withdraw its fighters from Bakhmut after months of brutal …
Read More »IntelBrief: Iran and the Taliban Clash
A recent border clash between Iranian and Taliban forces marked the latest phase of a …
Read More »Russian War Report: Satellite imagery analysis captures flood threat after dam’s destruction
As Russia continues its assault on Ukraine, the Atlantic Council’s Digital Forensic Research Lab (DFRLab) …
Read More »A War Long Wanted: Diplomatic Malpractice in Ukraine
Nothing written excuses or condones Russia’s actions. The Russian invasion is a war of aggression …
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