Eurasia Press & News
Ovi sporazumi će omogućiti građanima Kosova i Bosne i Hercegovine da slobodno putuju jedni ka drugima bez potrebe za vizama i samo sa ličnim kartama, naveo je Kurti Premijer Kosova Albin Kurti, zajedno sa potpredsednicom Vlade za pitanja manjina i ljudska prava Emilijom Redžepi, sastao se danas sa Šemsudinom Mehmedovićem, …
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19 February
Vučić: Razgovara se o tome da naredni sastanak sa Prištinom u Briselu bude 27. ili 28. februara
Predsednik Srbije Aleksandar Vučić izjavio je večeras da se razgovara o tome da naredni sastanak s prištinskom delegacijom u Briselu bude 27. ili 28. februara. On je ocenio da se Srbija danas pokazala kao pouzdan partner i istakao da je imao „dobre razgovore“ sa predstavnicima Grček i Velike Britanije, a …
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19 February
Iran’s Purchase of Russian Fighter Jets Underlines Shifting Regional Geopolitics
The news of Iran’s planned purchase of Russian Sukhoi Su-35 advanced fighter jets is the latest sign of deepening relations between Tehran and Moscow. This development is significant, as in recent years, similar contracts were canceled for the sale of Russian Su-35s to Algeria, Egypt and Indonesia under pressure from …
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19 February
Is The End Of The Russian-Ukrainian War In Sight? – Analysis
The Russian invasion of Ukraine began on February 24, 2022. A year after the start of the war, the mystery surrounding its course is more intense than ever. In the first six months of the war Russia had the initiative, and the key questions were when, where and what kind …
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19 February
Russian Invasion Changed Security Calculations Worldwide, Austin Says
The outcome of Russian President Vladimir Putin’s unprovoked war in Ukraine is profoundly important to Ukraine, Europe and all nations of the world, Secretary of Defense Lloyd J. Austin III said at the end of the NATO defense ministers’ meeting in Brussels Wednesday. Austin also chaired a meeting of the …
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19 February
US-GCC Partnership Can Underpin A More Secure Middle East – OpEd
This week, the Gulf Cooperation Council is hosting a delegation of senior US defense and military leaders in Riyadh to continue the important collaboration of the US-GCC Defense Working Groups. Two key themes have emerged from our collective efforts: That the US is committed to this region and its security, …
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19 February
How Bosnia’s Rocky Terrain Aided Wartime Massacre Cover-Ups – Analysis
Dozens of pits and ravines and in mountainous Bosnia and Herzegovina were used to hide bodies of massacre victims and conceal crimes from outsiders during the 1992-95 war – as they were also used during World War II. In mid-June 1992, as the war in Bosnia and Herzegovina began in …
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19 February
Une Russie qui change la donne
Pendant ce temps, des nouvelles du cirque Alors que l’Amérique est prête à payer pour que le dernier Ukrainien meure pour elle, le monde occidental parle d’autre chose : Harry Windsor a révélé le secret de famille. Le secret de famille était que Harry est un idiot, dont les ficelles …
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19 February
China Lasers Hawaii, Prepares for War
This [spy balloon’s eight-day flight] path certainly suggests China is gathering intelligence for either a first or second strike on America’s nukes. Combined with the green lasers collecting atmospheric data useful for a strike by a hypersonic glide vehicle on Hawaii, American defense planners should be alarmed. The real story …
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19 February
Nicola Sturgeon ran out of road but Scottish independence has not
Independence remains defining issue in Scottish politics and is likely to stay so regardless of who picks up the SNP baton Nicola Sturgeon ran out of road. It is as simple as that. Scotland’s first minister, a supreme communicator with a strong claim to being the most effective political leader …
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