Eurasia Press & News
Two independent experts say a German company hired to fix the sewage issues of the …
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Supporting Western Balkans’ EU Prospects Won’t Hurt Macron
New research demonstrates that it makes no political sense whatsoever for France to block candidate …
Read More »Trio of Kosovo Leaders Jostle for PM’s Post
Voters in Kosovo will go to the polling stations in February 14 to elect a …
Read More »Good Money after Bad: Questions Asked of Taxpayer-Funded Air Serbia Rescue
A 100 million-euro recapitalisation of Serbia’s national airline, Air Serbia, is just the latest injection …
Read More »Syria reports Israeli airstrikes in south
The news follows reports of suspected Israeli airstrikes against Iranian and Syrian military targets in …
Read More »Iran says ‘best response’ for US forces to leave Iraq
Officials in Tehran renewed calls for an end to the American military presence in neighboring …
Read More »Turkey, proxy fighters accused of ‘illegally transferring’ Syrians for prosecution
Human Rights Watch documented the transfer of at least 63 Syrians to Turkey for prosecution …
Read More »Egypt considers purchase of Indian missile system
India may supply Egypt with its BrahMos missile systems as part of New Delhi’s efforts …
Read More »Révolutions arabes, printemps israélien
Dix ans après l’immolation qui a enflammé la Tunisie, de nombreux pays arabes sont toujours …
Read More »Hay’at Tahrir Al-Sham Comments on Julani, Smith Picture
Militant group Hay’at Tahrir al-Sham have commented on a photo showing the group’s leader posing …
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