Eurasia Press & News
After a series of setbacks, the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor, a multibillion-dollar assortment of infrastructure projects …
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Sudan’s Normalization With Israel Could Come at the Expense of Terrorism Victims
If recent news reports are to be believed, Sudan may be on the verge of …
Read More »Russian dominance in the Black Sea: The Sea of Azov
Russia’s illegal annexation of Crimea in 2014 was about maximizing power. Moscow aims to turn …
Read More »Turkey’s Sahel strategy
On Sept. 9, Turkey’s Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu embarked on a three-day trip to West …
Read More »Is Iran Losing Its Grip on Its Proxy Militias in Iraq?
Earlier this month, a prominent researcher and security expert in Iraq, who was close to …
Read More »Is Syria’s Assad as Weak as He Appears?
It might seem like an all-too familiar story: With its economy cratered by civil war, …
Read More »With ISIS Resurgent, Can Iraq’s New Government Avoid a Repeat of the Past?
BAGHDAD—The Islamic State is stepping up its attacks in Iraq, fulfilling the expectations of many …
Read More »This New, Narrow Vision for the Middle East Isn’t Really About Peace
Imagine a different Middle East. “Were all outstanding hostilities resolved, border formalities simplified and roads …
Read More »Trump’s Iran Strategy Is Still Just an Anti-Obama Vendetta
Since President Donald Trump withdrew the United States from the international deal designed to prevent …
Read More »Can Lebanon Rebuild Not Just Beirut, but Its Broken Political System?
The devastating explosion that tore through Beirut earlier this month exposed the elite corruption at …
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