Eurasia Press & News
The European Union has struggled mightily in recent months to assert itself as a strategically …
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After Staving Off a Liberal Challenge, Poland’s Ruling Populists Dig In
Polish President Andrzej Duda narrowly won a second term in a hotly contested runoff election …
Read More »What Navalny’s Poisoning Says About Russia’s Putin
From the moment Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny abruptly fell ill last week, the top …
Read More »Will Historic Protests in Bulgaria Dislodge an Entrenched Oligarchy?
Karate coach, firefighter, bodyguard, Interior Ministry chief and now prime minister.
Read More »Russian bases in Syria keep balance of power in region: Assad
Syrian President Bashar al-Assad said the continued presence of Russia’s major naval and air bases …
Read More »Sayyed Nasrallah to Hezbollah fighters on Syria’s Qusseir battle: Our fight is against armed militants, not civilians
Al-Manar Episodic Documentary, Second Liberation Secrets, displayed during Friday’s episode the footage of the direct …
Read More »Iraq’s Islamist parties use quota hiring system to consolidate clout
Over the years, a solid network of religious parties and clerics has formed, controlling a …
Read More »M4 highway | Turkish army amasses troops in west Idlib countryside
Reliable sources have informed the Syrian Observatory that Turkish forces have blocked Latakia-Aleppo international highway …
Read More »Erdogan Threatens New Military Operation in Syria
The President of Turkey has called on Syria and Russia to respect the terms of …
Read More »Deadly Spike could be the Greek answer to Turkish demilitarization of the islands
Greece, it seems, has entered a rapid pace of armaments upgrade after several years. Of …
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