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Which way will the chips fall while Sudan is in meltdown? - opinion

The Jerusalem Post 16 May 2023
On May 6, delegates from the two military groups slogging it out for control of Sudan met for pre-negotiation talks in Jeddah, each side represented by a three-person team ... Will Burhan return to the previous status quo? ... The writer is the Middle East correspondent for Eurasia Review. His latest book is Trump and the Holy Land. 2016-2020. Follow him at ... .
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The malign objectives of the Palestinian Islamic Jihad - opinion

The Jerusalem Post 24 May 2023
The indictment was on 17 counts ... Meeting aggression with aggression ... (credit ... “Publicly, Hamas has to support Islamic Jihad,” said Erik Skare, author of a book on the group’s history and a researcher at the University of Oslo ... The writer is the Middle East correspondent for Eurasia Review. His latest book is Trump and the Holy Land ... .
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Barloworld revamp complete ready for acquisitions, gains

Independent online (SA) 23 May 2023
The equipment Eurasia ... Sewela said the total equipment Southern Africa order book was strong at R5.7bn compared to R4.8bn at September 30, 2022, while the Eurasia order book had been impacted by Russia though the business was self-sufficient in terms of its funding requirements.
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Cementing ties with Iran’s neighbors - opinion

The Jerusalem Post 08 May 2023
On April 19 and 20, Foreign Minister Eli Cohen visited two of Iran’s close neighbors in central Asia. Facing each other across the Caspian Sea are Azerbaijan, which borders north-western Iran, and Turkmenistan, which borders its northeast ... The writer is the Middle East correspondent for Eurasia Review. His latest book is Trump and the Holy Land ... .
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Lebanon is in trouble - opinion

The Jerusalem Post 02 May 2023
Lebanon is in the midst of a long-standing political impasse. It has a caretaker government and no head of state ... On top of all that, a financial scandal that had been simmering away for months has suddenly boiled over ... AZIZ TAHER/REUTERS) ... The writer is the Middle East correspondent for Eurasia Review. His latest book is Trump and the Holy Land ... .
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Turkish elections: Will Erdogan hold onto power? - opinion

The Jerusalem Post 27 Apr 2023
Recent events have not been playing to the advantage of Turkey’s President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, and there seems a real chance that he and his AK party may not emerge victorious from the presidential and parliamentary elections scheduled for May 14 ... (credit ... The writer is the Middle East correspondent for Eurasia Review. His latest book is ... .
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The Arab world is preparing to readmit Assad - opinion

The Jerusalem Post 20 Apr 2023
Nothing succeeds like success. Despite every prediction to the contrary, Syrian President Bashar al-Assad was not swept away during the Arab Spring but, with the considerable support of Russia and Iran, has clung to power ... The writer is the Middle East correspondent for Eurasia Review. His latest book is Trump and the Holy Land. 2016-2020 ... .
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Waiting for the End of the World

Information Clearing House 17 Apr 2023
Eurasia is being led – and largely organized – by the Russia-China partnership ... non-stop Eurasia integration; closer ties with “friendly global centers” China and India; increased help to Africa; more strategic cooperation with Latin America and the Caribbean, the lands of IslamTurkey, Iran, Saudi Arabia, Syria, Egypt – and ASEAN.
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The Pentagon Leaks Charade

Information Clearing House 15 Apr 2023
April 15, 2023. -- "SCF" -- The script reads like a spoof straight out of legendary Mad magazine 1960’s cartoon “Spy vs. Spy”. Secret Pentagon Documents Fall in the Hands of Malign Russia ... insider. No, wait ... A do-or-die war to control Eurasia ... This is a do-or-die war against Russia-China for the control of Eurasia ... Pepe's latest book is 2030 ... ....
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Waiting for the End of the World, by Pepe Escobar

The Unz Review 11 Apr 2023
Eurasia is being led – and largely organized – by the Russia-China partnership ... non-stop Eurasia integration; closer ties with “friendly global centers” China and India; increased help to Africa; more strategic cooperation with Latin America and the Caribbean, the lands of IslamTurkey, Iran, Saudi Arabia, Syria, Egypt – and ASEAN.
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How real is the Saudi-Iranian thaw? - opinion

The Jerusalem Post 10 Apr 2023
Saudi Arabia and Iran have been rivals for religious and political power ever since Iran’s Islamic revolution in 1979 ... The extremists of each side regard the other as apostates, heretics and infidels ... (credit. MAJID ASGARIPOUR/REUTERS) ... The writer is the Middle East correspondent for Eurasia Review. His latest book is Trump and the Holy Land ... .
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Smotrich & Palestinians - opinion

The Jerusalem Post 03 Apr 2023
The political stance, words and actions of Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich are not, I admit, to my taste. Yet, without justifying them, I find two provocative incidents in which he was recently involved worthy of comment ... Understanding context ... The writer is the Middle East correspondent for Eurasia Review. His latest book is Trump and Israel ... .
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Raffi Joe Wartanian Named Glendale’s First Poet Laureate

Asbarez 28 Mar 2023
His essays have appeared in The New York Times, Los Angeles Review of Books, Outside Magazine, Lapham’s Quarterly, The Baltimore Sun, Miami Herald, and elsewhere ... In 2017, Raffi collaborated with Abril Books, the Lakota People’s Law Project, and In His Shoes to launch “Days of Solidarity.
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Alexander Dugin and the Origins of the ‘Red-Brown Alliance’ Myth, by Max Parry

The Unz Review 28 Mar 2023
It is worth noting that the same year Foundations of Geopolitics was published, Polish-American diplomat Zbigniew Brzezinski devised the plan to dominate Eurasia for American global supremacy in his influential book The Grand Chessboard.. “For America, the chief geopolitical prize is Eurasia.
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UK-Israel ties has never been closer - opinion

The Jerusalem Post 27 Mar 2023
The UK-Israel relationship has never been closer, and the four days March 21-24 were chosen to consolidate it, culminating with a visit to London by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu for a meeting with his UK opposite number, Rishi Sunak ... The writer is the Middle East correspondent for Eurasia Review. His latest book is Trump and the Holy Land ... .

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