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Eurasia Review provides news and insights focused on the regions of Eurasia and Afro-Eurasia. This area is home to more than 70% of the global population, yet media coverage often has a strong U.S. perspective. For more information, visit their website at http://www.eurasiareview.com.

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After The War Is Over - OpEd

12 hours ago | eurasiareview.com | Neville Teller

One day the fighting in Gaza will end – how or when remains a matter of speculation, hope or despair.
Ukraine Terrorism And The Question Of US Involvement - OpEd

2 days ago | eurasiareview.com | Margaret Kimberley

The U.S has been involved in every aspect of Ukraine’s military activity against Russia. The recent drone attacks and sabotage were likely committed with U.S. help. Of course, it is possible that president Trump was aware, but if past history is a guide, he may also have been circumvented by forces in his own administration. “Who is in charge in Washington? Is it the white house or the pentagon? . . .
Robert Reich: Trump’s Vicious Attack On The American Mind - OpEd

2 days ago | eurasiareview.com | Robert Reich

Why is Trump trying to cancel “Sesame Street,” which has helped children learn to read and count for over half a century? Why is he seeking to destroy Harvard University? Why is he trying to deter the world’s most brilliant scientists from coming to the United States? Because he is trying to destroy American education — and with it, the American mind. Throughout history, tyrants have understood that their major enemy is an educated public.
Trump’s Palantir-Powered Surveillance Is Turning America Into A Digital Prison - OpEd

3 days ago | eurasiareview.com | Nisha Whitehead

Call it what it is: a panopticon presidency. President Trump’s plan to fuse government power with private surveillance tech to build a centralized, national citizen database is the final step in transforming America from a constitutional republic into a digital dictatorship armed with algorithms and powered by unaccountable, all-seeing artificial intelligence. This isn’t about national security. It’s about control.
Russian Creative Week - Ural: How Chelyabinsk United Global Trends - OpEd

4 days ago | eurasiareview.com | Kester Kenn Klomegah

On May 13–14, 2025, Chelyabinsk hosted Russian Creative Week – Ural, a major forum that brought together over 1,200 participants from across Russia and the world. Organized by the ANO “Creative Economy”, the event served as a platform for discussing key areas of the creative economy, from IT and game development to fashion, urbanism, and film. A standout feature of the forum was the participation of experts from 12 countries, including Cameroon, Zambia, Nigeria, and Indonesia.
Imported Ladybirds Save Grenada’s Ice Cream Fruit

5 days ago | eurasiareview.com | Aleida Rueda

When Laurel Williams thinks of soursop, she thinks of ice cream. Not just any ice cream, but the one made from the soursop she grows on her farm in Grenada, a small island nation in the Caribbean Sea. “I have this real affection for soursop,” she says. “You have all the medical side of it, there is so much goodness that comes out of soursop … for me, it’s ice cream.”Soursop, a tropical fruit with a spiky exterior and sweet white flesh, is a culinary treasure for Grenadians.
The China Factor Can’t Be Ignored In The India-Pakistan Conflict Over Kashmir - OpEd

6 days ago | eurasiareview.com | Anita Singh

Given China’s stance favouring Pakistan, and its competition with India in the Indian Ocean, New Delhi will not welcome Beijing’s mediation in their ongoing conflict. There is more to the present India-Pakistan conflict over Kashmir than America’s mediation and announcement of a truce between India and Pakistan. That is the China factor in South Asia and the Indian Ocean (IO) area which should not be ignored either by India or the US.
The Tragic History Of Neoliberalism - OpEd

6 days ago | eurasiareview.com | Robert Reich

I rarely ask you to look at charts. Today is an exception. This one is from the Economic Policy Institute. It compares the typical American’s pay starting just after World War II (light blue line) with the nation’s increasing productivity since then (dark blue). The chart shows the widening divergence between the rise of pay and the yields from productivity. In the first three decades after World War II, the typical American’s pay rose in tandem with the nation’s growing productivity.
Putin’s Demand For NATO To Not Expand Eastward - OpEd

6 days ago | eurasiareview.com | Kester Kenn Klomegah

Building on the security concerns and achievements primarily in the Central Asian and Eurasian regions have been the main the focus for Russia. The current global instability and rapidly changing geopolitical situation combined with the Russia-Ukraine crisis demands Russia tightly strengthens its security, particularly along its borders with the Baltics and Europe.
Trump Won’t Walk Away From Ukraine War - OpEd

1 week ago | eurasiareview.com | M.K. Bhadrakumar

One of the mysteries of the Ukraine endgame is that President Donald Trump did not issue an executive order on January 20 withdrawing all support for Ukraine. That would have been the easiest way to end the war.