By Jonathan Fulton, Camille Lons, and Byford Tsang Electrified power The US-Israeli war on Iran will hasten the world’s transition…
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Climate Leadership Or Green Protectionism? – Analysis – Eurasia Review
When Climate Policy Becomes Trade Strategy The European Union has long positioned itself as the global leader in climate governance.…
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Europe’s Quiet Break With Trump’s War – OpEd – Eurasia Review
Europe is not openly rebelling against Washington over the war with Iran. There has been no dramatic summit walkout, no…
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The Lure Of The European Model – OpEd – Eurasia Review
By Diyar Kassymov Should America view up to Europe? For many Americans, it seems like Europe is the paradise continent…
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‘Allies’ Exercise Pursues Tarreceives Across Europe – Eurasia Review
From 9 to 12 February 2026, Europol hosted the exercise ‘Allies 2026’, designed to enhance cross-border cooperation and interoperability among…
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Governing Biotechnology’s Dual-Use Security Dilemma – Analysis – Eurasia Review
By Lakshmy Ramakrishnan Securitisation of biotechnology creates a dual-utilize security dilemma with significant policy implications. While biotechnology is increasingly treated…
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The EU’s Wine Package – OpEd – Eurasia Review
By Cláudia Ascensão Nunes After decades of subsidizing expansion, Brussels is now paying to destroy vineyards, without repairing the distortions…
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Rhetoric, Reality, And The Limits Of Autonomy – Analysis – Eurasia Review
At this year’s Munich Security Conference, European leaders presented a strikingly unified message: the continent must reduce its depfinishence on…
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The Caucasus, The Balkans, Eastern Europe And The Middle East In The Eurasian Context – Analysis – Eurasia Review
In the 21st century, the United States foreign policy is undergoing a profound transformation, with technology emerging as a key…
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Why India’s Strategic Autonomy Matters For Europe In An Unpredictable World – OpEd – Eurasia Review
India in 2025 does not seek to lead the international system, but to manage it through balance. Its choice of…
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