The future of the Pakistan-brokered ceasefire between the United States, Israel, and Iran remains deeply uncertain. Whether it marks a fleeting pause in what may prove to be a protracted conflict, or the first fragile step toward a durable peace, is a question that only time will answer. Yet the …
Read More »admin
Zelensky in Syria: A new security actor enters a crowded battlefield
Analysis: Ukraine’s outreach injects a new layer of competition into Syria’s complex security landscape, where Turkey dominates and Russia retains a foothold When Volodymyr Zelensky landed in Damascus on 5 April, the visit was framed as part of Kyiv’s broader diplomatic outreach across the Middle East. Yet behind the optics …
Read More »Between bombs and talks: What is Israel’s endgame in Lebanon?
Damascus, Syria – Failed peace talks between the US and Iran in Islamabad and continued Israeli violations in Lebanon have left the Middle East’s fragile ceasefire teetering on the edge in recent days. Last Wednesday, Israel launched over 100 airstrikes across Lebanon, which killed more than 300 in the space …
Read More »Il existe une lutte pour les zones d’influence entre l’UE et l’OTAN
L’OTAN et l’UE se disputent le contrôle de la politique de défense européenne. Cela concerne le contrôle de l’argent provenant de la hausse spectaculaire des dépenses de défense en Europe. L’Alliance, qui assure la sécurité de l’Europe sous la direction américaine depuis la Seconde Guerre mondiale, a toujours été opposée …
Read More »Des chercheurs russes accusent l’élite britannique de mener une «guerre terroriste» via l’Ukraine et de perpétuer un «terrorisme culturel»
Une nouvelle publication académique affirme que «l’anti-russianisme historique», vieux de plusieurs siècles à Londres, se manifeste par des opérations de sabotage sur le territoire russe et par le refus de restituer des artefacts de l’ère coloniale. Deux chercheurs militaires russes ont publié un réquisitoire académique détaillé contre l’establishment dirigeant britannique, …
Read More »In Gaza, Journalists Risk Their Lives to Check the Facts
Palestinian journalists in Gaza are tackling disinformation about the war as part of a pioneering project organized by the Arab Fact-Checkers Network (AFCN). Zarifa Hassan, 24, was still studying for her degree in political journalism when her university in Gaza was destroyed by Israeli forces in the early days of …
Read More »Hungary’s New Leader Promises to Dismantle ‘Industrial-Scale’ Corruption
Hungary’s incoming leader plans to establish new watchdog agencies dedicated to preventing graft and recovering stolen public wealth. After ending Viktor Orbán’s 16-year rule in a landslide election victory, Hungary’s incoming leader, Péter Magyar, has promised a sweeping crusade to dismantle the country’s systemic graft. Fulfilling that pledge will require …
Read More »How Europe’s Retreat From Corporate Transparency is Shielding the Corrupt
For investigative journalists, beneficial ownership data is a proven weapon against crime and corruption. But with public registries closed across the continent — and a key reform deadline likely to be missed — Europe is helping bad actors evade accountability. For the people of Lebanon, 2020 was a year of …
Read More »Hamas Reiterates Refusal To Disarm, Placing Gaza Ceasefire in Jeopardy
The ceasefire plan in Gaza has hit a roadblock in the shape of Hamas’s continuing refusal to disarm. The Iran-backed terrorist group conveyed that exact message to representatives of President Donald Trump’s Board of Peace — the international coalition tasked with overseeing the ceasefire — on April 14, after the …
Read More »Russia After Putin
Vladimir Putin, 73, has been Russia’s leader for over a quarter of a century and the driving force behind Moscow’s efforts to reassert control over its former Soviet and Tsarist empire. His eventual departure from the world stage will bring hope that a new Russian leader will end these imperial …
Read More »
Eurasia Press & News