Eurasia Press & News
When U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken met last month with his Russian counterpart, Sergey …
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America Comes and Goes. Trans-Atlantic Tensions Are Forever
“First thing I’m going to have to do, and I’m not joking,” candidate Joe Biden …
Read More »The U.K.’s Incoherent China Strategy
Earlier this month, the United Kingdom’s foreign secretary, Dominic Raab, delivered a speech in Parliament …
Read More »Victims of the Balkans Wars Are Still Seeking Justice
It’s a cold morning in Rance, a mountainous village east of Kosovo’s capital, Pristina, and …
Read More »Slovakia’s Reformists Face an Uncertain Future
A display of hubris by Slovakian Prime Minister Igor Matovic over a controversial Russian coronavirus …
Read More »Bulgaria’s Fractured Politics Marks the End of the Borissov Era
As a European Union and NATO member that borders Turkey, hugs the Black Sea coast …
Read More »US Says Nuclear Talks in Danger if Iran Fools With IAEA Monitoring
The United States on Tuesday warned Iran not to mess with the International Atomic Energy …
Read More »Orbán’s EU Agenda Follows Populist Script
The image of the inward-looking populist who rejects international cooperation is inaccurate. On the contrary, …
Read More »Le Hamas, premier parti israélien?
En 2005, le retrait de Gaza et l’espoir d’un règlement pacifique du conflit israélo-palestinien qu’il …
Read More »Eritrea blames the US for ‘destablisation’ in Ethiopia’s Tigray
Eritrea’s foreign minister accuses Biden administration of ‘stoking further conflict and destabilisation’ in Ethiopia’s north. …
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