Landmark report urges nations to urgently start fixing water waste and start managing water as a common good with neighbours.
Russia and China will struggle for common policy on possible Russian soft underbelly Central Asia, Afghanistan, Mongolia, the vital Europe/Asia Caucasus crossroads, the Baltics, CEE and SEE.
Demands Turkish president entirely ends “illegal occupation” of Syrian lands prior to any face to face talks.
Deal follows breakthrough agreement that will bring Iranian cars to the Russian market.
Forbidden by the ruling clerics from dancing in public, women devise new format of protest as activists look to bring anti-regime protests back to the boil.
Saudi Arabia and Iran agreed to restore diplomatic ties on March 10, bringing an end to seven years of conflict between the two nations in a deal brokered by China that is expected to have wide-ranging consequences.
Belarusia's president signed agreements that could result in benefits worth $100m during his visit as top diplomats and presidents on both sides of the Ukraine war divide continue to tour world to shore up support.
Agreement could have implications on reviving nuclear deal and could even help build ties between Moscow, Beijing, Tehran and Riyadh.
Israel is imminently poised to open a permanent mission in Ashgabat, 20 kilometres from the Iranian border. Eurasianet’s weekly Turkmenistan briefing.
Tehran denies discovery is meaningful. Israel steps up sabre-rattling. CIA chief says his agency has no evidence Iranians are moving to “weaponise”.
Resource found in Hamedan could be first of several finds in province.
Those poisoned smell something like tangerine or rotten fish before falling ill.
Air of panic among Iranians looking to save what remains of their assets.
In the wake of its invasion of Ukraine, Russia is now the most-sanctioned country in the world, with 14,081 sanctions on Russian individuals and entities currently in place.
No-one can say for sure where the next Big One will hit.
SAIPA signs $450mn agreement with Russian BM Group. Iranians look to capitalise on market gaps caused by sanctions.
Tehran assisting Putin with drones and in areas including trade transit, automotive, banking, aviation and petrochemicals. Russian Su-35 fighter jets could be part of its reward.
Station that Tehran claims has Saudi establishment funding has provided extensive coverage of the Iranian anti-government protests.
Warning picks up on growing worries of Islamic militant infiltration into Russia’s Central Asian backyard.
The free flow of ideas, people, goods, services, and capital across national borders leads to greater economic integration. But globalization, the trend toward these things moving ever more freely between nations, has slowed in recent years.