Eurasia Press & News
Ahead of a legal opinion from the advocate general of the CJEU on the EU’s …
Read More »Democracy Digest: Loss of EU Funds a Step Closer for Poland and Hungary
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Orban Builds Popularity, Influence in Slovakia Using Hungarian Taxpayer Money
Viktor Orban is using Hungarian taxpayer money to renovate Slovak churches, chateaux and kindergartens – …
Read More »Turkish police arrest alleged members of far-left organization
Lawyers have accused Turkish authorities of unjustly detaining people for alleged Revolutionary Peoples’ Liberation Party-Front …
Read More »Islamic State targets peshmerga in Iraq’s disputed Diyala and Makhmour
A recent string of attacks on Iraq’s Kurdistan Region peshmerga forces have raised concern over …
Read More »Can Turkey help in Ukraine crisis?
Moscow is likely to welcome a Turkish mediation effort if it serves to restrain Ukraine …
Read More »Divesting In Crude Oil Guarantees Shortages And Inflation – OpEd
Two of the fossil fuels, coal, and natural gas, are used to generate continuous uninterruptible …
Read More »Zelenskiy Holds Call With Blinken Ahead Of Biden-Putin Call
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy spoke to U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken by phone on …
Read More »Bitcoin Isn’t Any More Dangerous Than The Euro – Analysis
Major representatives of the European Central Bank—including ECB president Christine Lagarde—continue to warn against bitcoin. …
Read More »What Russia Wants in Ukraine
In July, Putin published a 5,000-word article — “On the Historical Unity of Russians and …
Read More »Vietnam Tacks Between Cooperation and Struggle in the South China Sea
Principal Findings What’s new? Amid China’s increasing assertiveness in the South China Sea, and the deepening …
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