Eurasia Press & News
This month marks 12 years since a popular uprising in Syria erupted as part of …
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Egypt and Iran Could Be the Next Thaw in the Middle East
Quiet mediation efforts between Egypt and Iran have been going on for months, seeking to …
Read More »Lebanon’s Military Could Be the Next Casualty of Its Economic Crisis
It’s been almost a year since Elias—whose name has been changed to protect his identity—officially …
Read More »Iraq Is Open for Business—and Influence
On July 3, Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates reached an agreement with Iraq …
Read More »Echoes Of Peace: Reimagining India-Pakistan Dialogue Amidst Intricate Geopolitics – OpEd
In the intricate mosaic of South Asian geopolitics, the recent overture by Prime Minister Shehbaz …
Read More »Pakistan: How Neo-Colonial Leaders Stabbed the Nation?
The Nation Lost its Credibility and Strategic Direction Pakistan’s Neo-colonial elite continued to ruthlessly purge …
Read More »Is US Foreign Policy Increasingly Becoming Non-Rational?
Rational foreign policy for any country can be defined as policy based on advancing the …
Read More »Eurodollars As A Fractional Reserve Market – OpEd
Austrian economics properly understands the ability of commercial banks to create money by mismatching their …
Read More »Iran’s Defense Buildup In The Persian Gulf: Unfolding Recent Developments – Analysis
There has been a notable escalation in maritime tensions between Iran and the United States …
Read More »Jihad in Austria: ‘Christians Must Die’
Two young Muslims [ages 15 and 16] living in Austria recently confessed that they would …
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