Eurasia Press & News
All those Turkish-Greek tensions in the Aegean and Mediterranean seas bolster a century-long Turkish nostalgia …
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Is Europe’s Last Dictatorship in Belarus Finally Coming to an End?
The August 9 election of Aleksandr Lukashenko as President of Belarus saw the authoritarian strongman …
Read More »Israel-UAE Deal: Real Diplomacy or Public Relations Stunt?
The United Arab Emirates (UAE) agreed to normalize relations with Israel to gain favor with …
Read More »What Do Normalized Israel-UAE Relations Mean for the Region?
The “Abraham Accords” shift the regional landscape and offer new questions about paths ahead for …
Read More »The Impact of Middle East Regional Competition on Security and Stability in the Horn of Africa
The relationship between the Middle East and the Horn of Africa is centuries-old and complex. …
Read More »James Carafano: Trump right to back arms embargo on Iran, a dangerous state sponsor of terrorism
President Trump’s move to reimpose full United Nations sanctions on Iran in order to extend …
Read More »Trump Meets With Iraqi Leader Amid Negotiations Over U.S. Troop Levels
Prime Minister Mustafa al-Kadhimi’s visit to the White House is largely focused on negotiations, which …
Read More »Strengthening and Expanding: ISIS’ Central Syria Campaign
While most international attention has been focused on the “post-caliphate” Islamic State insurgencies in northeast …
Read More »Hezbollah Still Has a Knife at Lebanon’s Throat After Hariri Verdict
A confused tribunal process is a step toward justice in a case that has haunted …
Read More »Attacks Targeting Aid Workers in Niger Are Latest in Worrying Spike
New findings out Monday show an alarming spike in attacks against humanitarian workers last year, …
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