Eurasia
Is Europe ready for Trump 2.0?
In 2016 European leaders treated Trump's win as an aberration, something to ride out. Eight years later, European leaders are now trying to gauge what a second Trump presidency will mean for the continent.
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Counting continents can get tricky
Are there really seven continents?
Anyone with a map can see that Asia and Europe, often called Eurasia, are connected. The divide is pretty arbitrary, more culturally than scientifically defined.
What about North America and Asia?
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A new course for NATO and European defense?
Max Bergmann, the director of the Europe, Russia, and Eurasia Program and the Stuart Center in Euro-Atlantic and Northern European Studies at the Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS), joins Thanos Davelis to look at why this year's 75th anniversary of NATO is an opportunity for the US to lead the way in plotting a new course for NATO and European defense.
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Far right makes gains in European elections
Sunday's European elections saw not only a strengthened far right emerge, but also saw French President Macron call for snap parliamentary elections in response to the victory for the far-right National Rally led by Marine Le Pen.
Center-right and far-right parties are now set to take the largest number of seats in the most populous nations.
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Middle Corridor: Eurasia Optimized
Amidst the geopolitical repercussions of ongoing war in Ukraine, the Eurasian connectivity is again in focus. It does not only fall on the consideration of Arctic pathways (as a cheaper and increasingly reliable way to connect norther/Atlantic flank of Europe with the Far East and other premium production spots of Asia).
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Türkiye growing lavender in 20,000 decares: Official
With lavender production in Türkiye expanding to an area of 20,000 decares, the country has become able to meet its annual lavender oil needs, according to Öztürk Sarıca, a vet and the founder of a local nature organization which established Türkiye's largest lavender field.
New security measures taken at hospital doors: Health Ministry
In a bid to detect illegal substances or objects that could endanger the safety of a patient or a doctor, "door security systems" has begun to be installed in hospitals, the Health Ministry has announced.
Michel replies to Pahor’s letter on Bosnia’s EU candidate statues
Ljubljana – President Borut Pahor has received European Council President Charles Michel’s reply to his letter in which Pahor advocated giving Bosnia-Herzegovina EU candidate status without setting conditions. Pahor’s office said in Friday’s release that Michel underlined his firm commitment to the European path of Western Balkan countries.
“No jets for Turkey” campaign in the U.S by Greek Diaspora irritates Turkey (video)
The Greek diaspora has initiated the campaign to stop the sale of F16 fighters to Turkey
Turkish Cypriot leader: No single state in Cyprus
Turkish Cypriot leader, Ersin Tatar, is steadfast in his position regarding a two-state "solution" in Cyprus. As he repeated in his interview with Turkish newspaper Cumhuriyet, in his opinion the only guarantor of the Turkish Cypriots is Turkey.
If the Greek Cypriots had said "yes" to the Annan plan
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