Eurasia Review

20 hours ago | eurasiareview.com | Simon Hutagalung

In the spring of 2025, the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) stands at a pivotal crossroads. Established in 1949 to contain Soviet expansion, NATO has evolved into the foundation of Euro-Atlantic security. After more than seventy-five years, the alliance now faces a complex and increasingly global landscape characterized by internal fragmentation, power realignments, and rapidly emerging threats.

20 hours ago | eurasiareview.com | Simon Hutagalung

The tariffs imposed by the United States on Chinese goods in 2025 have prompted a comprehensive economic response from China, aimed at alleviating negative effects and strategically repositioning its economy amid rising trade tensions. This essay will analyze China’s key reactions, supported by data from 2025, and will address the inherent challenges and obstacles China encounters in navigating this complex economic landscape.

2 days ago | eurasiareview.com | Simon Hutagalung

On April 21, 2025, the world mourned the passing of Pope Francis, born Mario Jorge Bergoglio, an Argentine Jesuit whose humble leadership and vision transformed the papacy and significantly advanced the pursuit of global peace. His election in 2013 as the first non-European pope in over a thousand years marked a significant shift toward inclusivity and a stronger commitment to marginalized communities. Driven by a deep conviction, he believed true peace emerges from solidarity with the vulnerable.

4 days ago | eurasiareview.com | Ralph Nader

Dear President Trump: We are Harvard Law students who have read the lengthy and comprehensive list of demands on our Harvard University by your staff. They are assuredly designed to turn this institution of higher education, older than the U.S.A., into a fiefdom under your iron rule. As modest students of medieval history, we see that your demands provide a status for the peasants – the students, the vassals – the faculty, but no one for the role of the Lord of the Manor.

5 days ago | eurasiareview.com | Simon Hutagalung

A combination of ongoing historical tensions and unaddressed conflicts alongside fast-paced economic and military advancements has generated an environment suitable for competition between these powers. China’s remarkable economic development, together with its forceful military strategy, brought forth a new power dynamics that challenge the United States’ historical dominance in East Asia.