Eurasia Review

Gulf: Is A Stable Regional Order Attainable? - OpEd

The Gulf has entered a new strategic phase.

BRICS Can Help The UN Work - OpEd

The United Nations was born 80 years ago from the ashes of the Second World War with a historic promise: that sovereign nations could come toget…

From Brotherhood To Strategic Partnership: Pakistan-UAE Relations - OpEd

Pakistan-UAE relations can be seen as a unique case of one of the oldest relations in the region based on common values, mutual respect and trus…

South Korea’s Security Choices Amid The North Korean Threat: Beyond Dependence And The Bomb – Analysis

Peace through strength requires a powerful internal military power for South Korea. This includes survivable missiles, attack drones, integrated…

25 Years After 9/11, Could Afghanistan Again Become A Launchpad For Global Terror? - Analysis

By Ray Furlong and Daud Khattak

Spanish Secret Services Warned Of Imminent Mass Influx Into Ceuta

By Inés Fernández-Pontes

Pakistan Pledges ‘Unwavering Solidarity’ With Saudi Arabia After Houthi Attack

By Waseem Abbasi

Chinese Space Promises Come With Financial, Sovereign Risks

As African countries stake their claim to space by developing satellites, China has folded space missions into its Belt and Road Initiative (BRI…

Latvia, Ukraine Enter Drone Production Agreement

Latvia and Ukraine plan to open a joint drone factory in eastern Latvia, near the country’s border with Russia and Belarus. Latvian Prime Minist…

IAEA Refers Iran’s Nuclear Program To UN Security Council

By Mansour Al-Maswari

Plight Of Afghans Going ‘From Bad To Worse’

Since the Taliban returned to power in 2021, the plight of Afghans has only deteriorated, with millions impoverished while authorities violate b…

Salvadorans Await Word On US Temporary Protected Status As Midnight Deadline Approaches

By Ariana Figueroa

The Failure Of Europe’s Single-Payer Health Monopoly - OpEd

By Cláudia Ascensão Nunes

Two State Solution - OpEd

On numerous occasions in the past, the Palestinians have been offered a state of their own. They have in each and every case, declined.

Inside HAL's HTT-40: The Cockpit Where Fighter Pilots Are Born - OpEd

On a quiet morning at an Indian airbase, a nervous trainee pilot will strap into a cockpit and take a first uncertain grip on the controls. What…

The Autonomous Weapons Agreement Will Be Decided In Export Markets - OpEd

How procurement and export policy can carry the Geneva consensus across borders and govern software changes after delivery

The Horrifying Legacy Of Socialism - OpEd

By Tim Donner

Britain’s Model: A Blueprint For Europe’s India Shift - OpEd

“Europe has to grow out of the mindset that Europe’s problems are the world’s problems, but the world’s problems are not Europe’s problems,” Ind…