Eurasia Press & News

Politia rusa l-a retinut vineri pe ministrul adjunct al Finantelor, Serghei Storchak, in cadrul unei anchete penale. Storchak este responsabil cu politica datoriilor externe ale Rusiei si cu c

Potrivit unui sondaj de opinie dat publicităţii, ieri, de INSOMAR, numărul românilor care cred că alegerile pentru Parlamentul European sunt mai importante decât

Un canal al televiziunii publice italiene a difuzat abia acum un documentar despre aurolacii din Gara de Nord, produs în 2005.  Mai multe publicaţii şi posturi de televiziune din Italia s-au întrecut în a prezenta România într-o lumină nefavorabilă. Filmul realizat de

An Iraqi provincial governor accused U.S. troops of opening fire on civilian cars south of Baghdad on Sunday, wounding six people, and threatened to suspend ties with U.S. officials over the “brutal” attack.

Twenty-eight people were killed when a fire broke out in a gas pipeline near the Hawiyah gas plant in Saudi Arabia overnight, Saudi Aramco said on Sunday.

Lebanon faces a crucial week with the term of pro-Syrian President Emile Lahoud ending on November 23 and the country’s divided politicians yet to agree on his successor.

Kosovo Albanians who fought Serbia for independence eight years ago seem disillusioned as their dream nears fulfillment and the reality sinks in that prosperity is going to take years of work.

Canadian and Afghan troops pushed into a Taliban heartland in southern Afghanistan, fought off fierce counter-attacks and fortified an outpost on Sunday to stay in the area.

With violence levels dropping across the city, Baghdad’s hard-working ambulance drivers now find time to sit and sip tea instead of each rushing to four or five emergency calls a day.

Jordan holds an election on Tuesday set to keep parliament in the hands of tribal, centrist and pro-government deputies under a system that under-represents the cities where the Islamist and liberal opposition do best.