Eurasia Press & News
Beijing Isn’t Just Building Roads—It’s Making Friends When U.S. policymakers consider China’s influence in Africa, …
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The Art of War
Can Culture Drive Geopolitics? Around 1949, fresh out of college at Northwestern University, my mother …
Read More »The World Is Slowly Heating Up For Conflict With Russia, Iran, And China At Its Head
NATO’s Weakness Invites Russian Aggression “Democracy is when the indigent, and not the men of …
Read More »North Macedonia Urged To Address Far-Right Threat – Analysis
North Macedonia is facing calls to address the threat from right-wing groups and far-right extremism …
Read More »Are Arab Militias Losing Their Usefulness For Iran? – Analysis
Iranian support for Arab militias has long threatened Iran’s detractors, unable to develop an effective …
Read More »Afghanistan Was A Turbulent NATO Proving Ground For The Baltic States – Analysis
It is sometimes said that when Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania joined NATO in 2004 each …
Read More »The Slow Return Of Syria Into Mainstream West Asian Politics – Analysis
While much of the bandwidth of the Organisation of Islamic Cooperation’s (OIC) summit in Islamabad …
Read More »Ukraine military conducts drills with U.S. missiles near separatist region
Ukrainian military forces have conducted combat drills with U.S.-made Javelin anti-tank missiles in a conflict …
Read More »Amid Ukraine invasion scare, U.S. and Europe lean on sanctions threat to stop Putin
The United States has marshaled support from its European allies for significant sanctions against Moscow …
Read More »Afghan Taliban stop Pakistan army from fencing international border
Taliban soldiers in Afghanistan disrupted the erecting of a security fence by the Pakistani military …
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