Eurasia Press & News
In early November, Oman’s government announced plans to institute an income tax on high earners …
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Poland’s Attack on Press Freedoms Is Facing a Major Backlash
In mid-August, Poland’s ruling right-wing Law and Justice party, or PiS, introduced a bill that …
Read More »What’s Really Standing in the Way of European Strategic Autonomy
The NATO defense ministers who met yesterday and today in Brussels had a long list …
Read More »The Afghanistan Debacle Is Another Step Toward ‘Fortress Europe’
The collapse of the Afghan government over the weekend, culminating in the Taliban’s entry into …
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 »Iranian Revolutionary Guard Evacuates T4 Military Airport in Homs
Informed sources revealed that Iranian militias emptied the T4 military airport in the eastern countryside …
Read More »Iran, Russia Discuss Long-Term Deal On Comprehensive Cooperation
The presidents of Iran and Russia weighed plans to finalize a comprehensive agreement on long-term …
Read More »US Credibility At Stake Amid Mounting Tensions With Turkey – Analysis
There are some countries where a single predicament highlights what is wrong with their internal …
Read More »Four Scenarios And The Future Of Afghanistan – OpEd
The well-known American geopolitical thinker Robert D. Kaplan in his famous book “Revenge of Geography” …
Read More »Uzbekistan: Harassment And Intimidation Of Opposition Activists – OpEd
Association for Human Rights in Central Asia (AHRCA) and International Partnership for Human Rights (IPHR) …
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