Eurasia Press & News
It was June 13, 1999, and Uli Reinhardt, a photojournalist from the German news magazine …
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With Arms Deals and Donations, Turkey Steps up Balkan Influence
Turkey has long pursued a policy of soft-power diplomacy in the Balkans. More recently, the …
Read More »Kosovo Truth Commission’s Future in Doubt After Thaci’s Indictment
President Hashim Thaci set in motion the creation of a Truth and Reconciliation Commission for …
Read More »DEMOCRACY DIGEST: BATTLE OF THE BUDGET HAS POLAND AND HUNGARY CLAIMING VICTORY
Poland and Hungary declare victory in their fight with Brussels over a plan to make …
Read More »Balkan States Race to Secure COVID-19 Vaccine Supplies
As the countries of the Balkans strive to secure sufficient supplies of COVID-19 vaccine, many …
Read More »How Heightened U.S.-Iran Conflict Plays to Russia’s Advantage
The assassination of Iran’s top military commander, Maj. Gen. Qassem Soleimani, raises a lot of …
Read More »ISIS Is Trying to Gain a Bigger Foothold in Afghanistan as the U.S. Draws Down
The Islamic State’s deadly assault on one of the last remaining Sikh temples in Afghanistan …
Read More »The Next U.S. President Will Face Hard Choices in Afghanistan
After more than a month of negotiations between the Taliban and the Afghan government, progress …
Read More »The U.S. Desperately Needs a Strategy to Deal With Russia’s Mercenary Armies
Reports this week that the United Arab Emirates is potentially financing Russian mercenaries in Libya …
Read More »Don’t Fear a U.S. Troop Withdrawal From Germany
According to Washington’s punditocracy, there are only two ways to interpret the Pentagon’s announcement Wednesday …
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