Eurasia Press & News
In the early 1990s, Kyrgyzstan was often referred to as an “island of democracy” in Central Asia. The “island’s” shores have receded over the years, but relative to its neighbors, Kyrgyzstan remained the most democratic country. Three distinguishing features of Kyrgyzstan include an active political opposition, a vibrant civil society, …
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April, 2024
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21 April
Iran, Israel, And West Asia Are On The Brink Again – Analysis
On Saturday evening, Iran launched hundreds of drones and missiles towards Israel in response to the Israeli attack on its consulate in Damascus, Syria. Tehran validated its military action by invoking Article 51 of the UN Charter, which underscores a right to ‘individual or collective self-defence’. Israel, along with help …
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21 April
The Russian Ambassador To Poland Shared Important Insight Into Bilateral Relations
Ambassador Andreev’s interview was very insightful, especially after he shared the important point that Russophobia very rarely manifests itself openly in personal contacts. This contradicts the popular perceptions of RT’s mostly “Non-Russian Pro-Russian” audience, who’d do well to remember this so as to resist the urge that some feel to …
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21 April
Gaza war: Iran’s attack on Israel has brought Washington back on side – for now
Israel’s war cabinet has been meeting to discuss its next move after fighting off a massive air attack launched by Iran and its proxies on Saturday, April 13. Speaking after the cabinet met on Sunday, April 14, Benny Gantz indicated that no immediate response is planned, but that Israel plans …
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21 April
Shadow war no more: Hostilities between Israel and Iran have strayed into direct warfare – is there any going back?
For decades, Iran and Israel have been engaged in a “shadow war.” Falling short of direct military confrontation, this conflict has been characterized by war through other means – through proxies, cyber attacks, economic sanctions and fiery rhetoric. Events over the last few weeks in the Middle East have, however, …
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21 April
Why Iran’s failed attack on Israel may well turn out to be a strategic success
As midnight approached on April 13, over 300 weapons were launched from Iran towards Israel. This included 185 drones, 110 ballistic missiles and 36 cruise missiles. The vast majority were shot down by Israel’s Iron Dome air defence system with help from the UK, the US and neighbouring Jordan. The …
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21 April
Ukraine is heading for defeat
The West’s failure to send weapons to Kyiv is helping Putin win his war. Just ask a Ukrainian soldier if he still believes the West will stand by Kyiv “for as long as it takes.” That pledge rings hollow when it’s been four weeks since your artillery unit last had …
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21 April
Inside the disinformation industry A government-sponsored agency is censoring journalism
“Our team re-reviewed the domain, the rating will not change as it continues to have anti-LGBTQI+ narratives… The site authors have been called out for being anti-trans. Kathleen Stock is acknowledged as a ‘prominent gender-critical’ feminist.” This was part of an email sent to UnHerd at the start of January …
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21 April
Qui a ressuscité l’EI en Europe ?
Selon le professeur Michel Chossudovsky, directeur du Centre de recherche sur la mondialisation, l’État islamique, ISIS ou Daesh, a été créé par la CIA, le Mossad et le MI6 pour empêcher le gouvernement syrien d’Al Assad de graviter dans l’orbite russe. À l’heure actuelle, des éléments de l’EI syrien auraient …
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21 April
Les mercenaires français en Ukraine «n’ont pas conscience du véritable danger»
L’Europe ayant oublié depuis des années ce qu’est une vraie guerre, les Français qui viennent combattre pour Kiev ne comprennent pas ce qui les attend, estime auprès de Sputnik Afrique un reporter de guerre français ayant l’expérience du conflit dans le Donbass, après une nouvelle frappe russe contre des mercenaires …
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