- Eurasia Review

ISSN 2330-717X

Turning Gulf Security Upside Down – Analysis

Like many paradigms across the globe, the pandemic and its associated economic downturn have changed the paradigm shaping debates about

The hiring by Saudi Arabia of an international public relations firm to counter doubts about Mohammed bin Salman’s $500 billion

China was quick to aid coronavirus-stricken Sri Lanka. Chinese magnanimity and speed in responding to the Indian Ocean island’s request

While much of the focus in recent weeks has been on Israel’s relations with China, the real litmus test of

A Turkish-US business council is projecting Turkey as a trading alternative to China with the help of influential US Republican

Fraught with multiple powder kegs that could blow up at any moment, Turkish-Russian relations constitute a study in the management

Europe’s headaches just got worse. Its efforts to contain wars on its doorstep in Libya and Syria have failed at

China looms large as a potentially key player alongside Russia and Iran in President Bashas al-Assad’s post-war Syria. With Russia

A second wave of the coronavirus pandemic is raising its ugly head. It is putting Middle Eastern leaders at a

Iranian naval activity in the Gulf and Turkish maritime expansion in the Eastern Mediterranean have hogged the limelight, but Russian