Eurasia Press & News
The clock is ticking for the Budapest-based International Investment Bank as its desperate search for …
Read More »BATTERED BY SANCTIONS AND SHAREHOLDER EXITS, IS END NIGH FOR RUSSIAN ‘SPY BANK’ IN HUNGARY?
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Moldova’s Ruling Party Moves to Settle Decades-Old Language Row
By replacing ‘Moldovan language’ with ‘Romanian’ in the country’s constitution, Moldova’s ruling party hopes to …
Read More »Poland’s Election Year Set to Turn into a Crusade as Politicised Religion Resurfaces
The issue of Pope John Paul II’s alleged cover-up of child abuse is likely to …
Read More »Who Undermines Fragile Peace In BiH? – Analysis
The situation in Bosnia and Herzegovina is becoming increasingly complicated, not just because of the …
Read More »Pakistan: IMF Assistance Too Near, Yet Too Far – OpEd
There are no known reasons about what is causing he delay in IMF Staff Level …
Read More »New Possibilities In Middle East Politics? – OpEd
On March 10, a special announcement aimed at easing the hostility between Saudi Arabia and …
Read More »The Politics Of Dialogue: How EU Can Change Conversation In Kosovo And Serbia – Analysis
Introduction In September 2021 a political crisis erupted in northern Kosovo. The government in Pristina …
Read More »Central Bank Digital Currencies Would Bring Hyperinflation – Analysis
There are many excuses often used to explain inflation. However, the fact is that there …
Read More »“Returning Kosovo and Metohija to the legal framework of Serbia is a phantasmagoria”: Could Vučić have negotiated better in Ohrid under the existing circumstances?
The President of Serbia, Aleksandar Vučić, is satisfied with the Annex for the implementation of …
Read More »Significance Of Russia’s Vaccine Diplomacy In Africa – OpEd
Until recently, Africa has not been high on Russia’s policy agenda. African leaders have to …
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