Eurasia Press & News
On Jan. 6, 2019, the eve of Orthodox Christmas, the Ecumenical Patriarchate in Istanbul awarded …
Read More »Strong Turkey-Ukraine ties are key to Black Sea security
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Tunisia’s Kais Saied becomes an ordinary politician
Many analyses of Tunisia post July 25 have concentrated on assessing President Kais Saied’s reshaping …
Read More »Putin’s Big Plans for Russia’s Far East Aren’t Panning Out
In early September, Russian President Vladimir Putin appeared at the Eastern Economic Forum in Vladivostok, …
Read More »Russian Gas Policies Hurting Europe – IEA
Russia faced fresh criticism Wednesday as the International Energy Agency (IEA) accused it of squeezing …
Read More »U.S. Senators Ready Sanctions if Russia Invades Ukraine
U.S. senators from President Joe Biden’s Democratic Party on Wednesday threatened major consequences if Russia …
Read More »Sanctions on Putin Would be Step Too Far, Kremlin Warns U.S.
The United States’ plans to levy sanctions against Russian President Vladimir Putin would be an …
Read More »China: Buying Up Europe
A staggering 40% out of 650 Chinese investments in Europe in the years 2010-2020, according …
Read More »How Bosnia Became an Easy Target for the Far Right
Far-right European politicians such as Hungary’s Viktor Orbán have been making common cause with Serb …
Read More »A Provocative Challenge to Analytical Doctrine
The unintended consequences of analytical doctrine may make us more vulnerable to surprises. Two recent …
Read More »Kazakhstan: Peering Beyond Current Troubles
The riots in Kazakhstan may have abated, but the country’s problems remain unresolved, and its …
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