Eurasia Press & News
On February 24, the first anniversary of the invasion of Ukraine, Russian President Vladimir Putin …
Read More »Ukraine’s Future: Like Korea Or Yugoslavia? – OpEd
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How Serbia’s Rotten System Enabled PM Zoran Djindjic’s Killers – Analysis
Twenty years ago, state security service operatives conspired with gangsters and policemen to assassinate Serbia’s …
Read More »The citizens of Kosovo have been waiting for years, and Vučić considers it a reward for the disobedient Kurti: What does visa liberalization mean for Pristina?
What Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić calls the encouragement of Kosovo Prime Minister Aljbin Kurti to …
Read More »The Astonishing Endurance of Unity on Ukraine
Russia’s Threat to Security and Moral Values Has Bolstered the West’s Resolve Ever since Russia …
Read More »After the Iran Deal
A Plan B to Contain the Islamic Republic When U.S. President Joe Biden assumed office, …
Read More »Arabian Gulf Cup Football Tournament Sparks Conflict Between Iraq And Iran Over Use Of Name ‘Arabian Gulf’ Vs. ‘Persian Gulf,’ And Over Iraq’s Membership In Arab World Vs. Iran’s Influence Zone
The 25th Arabian Gulf Cup football tournament, held in January 2023 in Basra, Iraq, sparked …
Read More »Iran Says Open To Talks With Saudi Arabia In Iraq
Iran is ready for a new round of fence-mending talks with Saudi Arabia in the …
Read More »US Doesn’t Foresee Russia Making ‘Major’ Territorial Gains In Ukraine This Year
The United States does not believe Russia will “make major territorial gains” in Ukraine this …
Read More »Why Sabotage Is A Growing Form Of Warfare In Ukraine – OpEd
On February 8, Pulitzer Prize-winning U.S. journalist Seymour Hersh published an articledetailing the role of …
Read More »Turkey’s Veto: Why Erdogan Is Blocking Finland And Sweden’s Path To NATO – Analysis
Finland and Sweden grew closer to Western institutions in the post-Cold War era, and EU …
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