Εurasiareview, By Jumel Gabilan Estrañero
A conflict that is not resolved in small scale will be a full-blown asymmetric disaster and in time, a warfare that will be exploited by different actors (state and non-state). In just a span of one month, short-term increases in oil income linked to the Iran conflict have eased fiscal pressures, but ongoing inflation, higher import expenses, and deep structural issues still weaken Russia’s economic outlook.
Oil markets are turning chaotic as conflicting signals from Washington blur reality—talks with Iran may or may not be happening, threats shift by the day, and yet crude keeps climbing amid escalating tensions.
The Prime Minister of the Republic of Armenia, 19.02.2025,
The Ideology of the Real Armenia
EIAS , Policy Briefs, Publications
Amid global supply chain disruptions and geo-political uncertainty, the Middle Corridor, also known as the Trans-Caspian International Transport Route (TITR), is rapidly redefining how Europe connects with the Asian continent via Central Asia and the Greater Caspian region - offering a faster, more reliable alternative to traditional trade routes.
Eurasianet By Mar 11, 2026
A partner post from the Central Asia-Caucasus Analyst. Pakistan’s ongoing military campaign against Afghanistan, initiated by airstrikes in late February 2026 targeting hideouts of the Tehrik-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) and Islamic State–Khorasan Province (ISKP) in Nangarhar, Paktika, and Khost, has escalated into a declared “open war” following retaliatory Taliban attacks and subsequent Pakistani strikes on Kabul, Kandahar, and other locations.
Eurasiantimes By Sumit Ahlawat -
A single war can change the very nature of a region. The horrors of the Second World War transformed Europe into the continent of peace. In the next five decades, internal borders in Europe disappeared, and the continent enjoyed the ‘peace dividend’ for the rest of the century.
Eurasianet Mar 2, 2026 -China-Central Asia Monitor: Feb. 20-28, 2026.
European agricultural products companies are reportedly considering setting up operations in Kazakhstan to facilitate more efficient trade with China. The fastest land transit routes for shipping European agricultural products to China have been closed off in recent years, due to sanctions imposed on Russia following its unprovoked invasion of Ukraine.
Euronews By Quirino MealhaPublished on
The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) anticipates a growth acceleration across its operational regions, driven by supply chain agility providing resilience in the face of trade tensions. Economic expansion across the regions covered by the EBRD is projected to gather pace over the next two years, defying earlier fears of a severe slowdown linked to international trade disputes. According to the bank's latest report,
Εurasianet By Feb 26, 2026
A partner post from the Caucasus-Central Asia Institute. Escalating tensions between the Armenian government and senior figures within the Armenian Apostolic Church are more than a domestic institutional dispute. The ongoing confrontation demonstrates Armenia’s broader geopolitical recalibration and growing concerns within Yerevan that Russian influence continues to operate through religious and cultural networks.
Οικονομικός Ταχυδρόμος 18.02.2026
Πόσο ενισχυμένη είναι η Ελλάδα σε σχέση με έξι ανταγωνιστικούς μεσογειακούς προορισμούς - Τι δείχνει έρευνα του ΙΝΣΕΤΕ. Την εικόνα της ελκυστικότητας του brand «Ελλάδα» στις πιο μακρινές αγορές -ΗΠΑ, Καναδάς, Κίνα, Ινδία, Αυστραλία- αποτυπώνει η τελευταία μελέτη του ΙΝΣΕΤΕ.
Beijing’s stimulus push may delay crisis, but without deeper reform, China risks a slower version of Japan’s long stagnation. The world today is witnessing an unsettling sense of economic deja vu. Beneath the gleaming skyline of Shanghai and the global dominance of China’s electric vehicle industry, the Chinese economy is on a precipice, similar to the one that dashed Japan’s economic miracle three decades ago.
Euronews By Saida Rustamova Published on
Azerbaijan has highlighted rising environmental threats to the Caspian Sea as UN introduces cross-border environmental assessments. The Caspian Sea is suffering falling water levels and biodiversity loss.
The Eurasian Times By Vijainder K Thakur
Days after India’s DAC accorded AoN (Acceptance of Necessity) to IAF (Indian Air Force) requirement for an Airship-based High Altitude Pseudo Satellite (AS-HAPS), Russia flight-tested a conceptually similar system. India’s AS-HAPS and the Russian system, named Barrage-1, are both based on lighter-than-air platforms that operate in the stratosphere. However, while the AS-HAPS is being developed for the Indian Air Force to carry out “persistent Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance, Electronic Intelligence, telecommunication and remote sensing”, Russia’s Barrage is primarily focused on providing low-latency, high-bandwidth internet to its troops and field formations.
