Page 17 - Eurasia Program News Today

At least eight senior Karabakh Armenian leaders have been arrested since the de facto leadership's surrender and now face serious charges in Azerbaijani courts. To many Azerbaijanis, it is long-awaited justice. But to Armenians, it amounts to revenge in a politicized court system.

The future of aid to Ukraine hangs in the balance as House Republicans debate who will be their next speaker.

In recent weeks, there have been reports of Russia withdrawing much of its Black Sea fleet from their main base in Crimea after repeated attacks by Ukraine. It is being interpreted as a victory at sea for Ukraine in a war that's dragged on with little progress on land. To put it in perspective, The World's Marco Werman speaks with Michael Kofman, a senior fellow in the Russia

The Foreign Policy Research Institute (FPRI) is pleased to announce the appointment of Lieutenant Colonel (LTC) Walter "Rick" Landgraf as the first US Army

After an Azerbaijani flash offensive against forces in Nagorno-Karabakh shifted the political landscape in the region, Baku says it plans to reintegrate Karabakh and its ethnic Armenian population into Azerbaijan. But the details remain far from clear.

There was very little to celebrate during this year’s Armenia Independence Day. Just one day earlier, authorities of the region of Nagorno-Karabakh capitulated to Azerbaijan following a brief offensive by the Azerbaijani military. The future of the region’s Armenian population remains uncertain and dreams of an Armenian Karabakh seem to be permanently shattered.

The Foreign Policy Research Institute (FPRI) is pleased to announce the appointment of four new Eurasia Program Fellows. These scholars will work across the

North Korean leader is believed to be heading 1,000km north of Vladivostok to meet Russian president amid concerns of Ukraine war arms deal

Responding to threats to European and NATO security, nations are buying fifth-generation fighters and standoff weapons.

The progress on the ground is happening as Ukraine is on the verge of receiving new weapons, like 31 M1 Abrams tanks, and as some of its pilots have begun the language training needed to prepare them to fly American-made F-16 fighter jets. ABC News also reported last week that the Biden administration is also likely to provide Ukraine the long range ATACM missiles, with a range of 190 miles, it has been requesting since last year. It remains unclear how the new weapons deliveries will change the