Eurasia Press & News
An uprising of unprecedented scope has rocked Lebanon as the country’s economy tumbles deeper into …
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The Assad-Makhlouf spat: A complicated family affair
In the fall of 1997, at the Carlton Hotel in Damascus, a simple wedding was …
Read More »A moment of reckoning for the US and Iraq
The U.S.-Iraq Strategic Dialogue that will be launched this week provides an opportunity for the …
Read More »IntelBrief: Tensions between China and India Have Asia—and the World—on Edge
Bottom Line Up Front China and India—two nuclear-armed powers with the largest populations in the …
Read More »IntelBrief: Domestic Challenges Impact U.S. Middle East Policy
Bottom Line Up Front The domestic challenges posed by the COVID-19 outbreak and social unrest …
Read More »IntelBrief: AQIM Leader Killed, but Al-Qaeda Remains a Highly Resilient Adversary
Bottom Line Up Front In this photo taken from video is Abdelmalek Droukdel. The French …
Read More »Finally, a Good New Snap-Back Plan on Iran
The RSC plan also advocates that Congress impose further new sanctions on “Iran’s petrochemical, shipping, …
Read More »GHETTO-BLASTERS: THE DANISH NEIGHBOURHOOD BATTLING EVICTION
Plans to socially re-arrange poor ‘non-Western’ neighbourhoods are jeopardizing Denmark’s reputation as a socially responsible …
Read More »Three’s a Crowd: the Albanian Crime Gang that Wasn’t
In 2018, Albanian authorities said they had busted an organised crime group with tentacles reaching …
Read More »Teddy Bear Bomb in Libya Linked to Serbian Arms Violations
An improvised bomb found last week strapped to a teddy bear in the Libyan capital …
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