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The German chancellor Friedrich Merz has been in power for just 16 months.
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Germany Votes Sunday. Does Merz Survive Monday?

By EuroAsia.News · · 00:00 · 2 min read

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Noyan is a major Armenian food brand, known for natural 100% juices, nectars, and traditional fruit preserves.
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Armenia Moves Closer to the EU Market as Parliament Approves Trade Liberalisation

By EuroAsia.News · · 12:35 · 2 min read

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The deep-sea port will be constructed based on Chinese cargo needs and looks to become a critical node in Beijing’s Belt and Road Initiative.
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China Becomes Georgia’s Largest Foreign Investor as Eurasian Capital Flows Shift

By EuroAsia.News · · 00:00 · 6 min read

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Merz is now the most unpopular chancellor in modern German history, and has even the lowest satisfaction scores among major democratically elected world leaders.
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Merz’s €555 Billion Budget Opens a Rebellion on His Own Benches

By EuroAsia.News · · 00:00 · 2 min read

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The Orkhon Valley — one of Mongolia's most celebrated regions, a UNESCO World Heritage landscape of rolling grasslands, sacred rivers, ancient ruins, and nomadic herders living as their ancestors have for centuries.
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Mongolia’s Next Transformation - From Landlocked State to Eurasian Transport Hub

For decades Mongolia’s geography seemed a disadvantage. With no seaport and only Russia and China as neighbours, the country depended on a few border crossings to reach world markets. Ulaanbaatar is now trying to turn that geography into an asset, positioning Mongolia as a transport, logistics, energy and processing bridge between Northeast Asia, Central Asia and Europe.

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Eastern Economic Forum Closes with Nearly 7 Trillion Rubles in Deals — But the Bigger Story Is How Much the Far East Has Already Changed

The 2026 Eastern Economic Forum ended in Vladivostok with hundreds of agreements, new transport and industrial projects and another expansion of Russia's economic relationship with Asia. Yet behind the headline contracts is a broader transformation: after more than a decade of preferential investment regimes, subsidised housing and even free land, the Russian Far East is beginning to look very different from the region that entered the first EEF in 2015.

By EuroAsia.News · · 4 min read

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From Vladivostok to the Chinese Shopping Cart

At the Eastern Economic Forum in Vladivostok, Russian-Chinese cooperation is moving from declarations to the consumer’s screen. The Russian Export Center (REC) is using the 2026 forum to stage its first “Made in Russia” online festival there, linking Russian producers with Chinese marketplaces, livestream hosts and millions of buyers. Around 100 applications came from makers of food, drinks, cosmetics, toys and souvenirs.

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SCO vs G7 - Which Bloc Has the Greater Economic Power?

The Shanghai Cooperation Organisation and the G7 represent two very different concentrations of global power. The G7 remains substantially richer in nominal dollar terms and dominates international finance, while the SCO contains more than four times as many people, enormous energy and mineral resources and — measured by purchasing power — an economy that is already larger. The comparison shows why the economic centre of gravity is steadily shifting toward Eurasia.

By EuroAsia.News · · 4 min read

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SCO at 25 - From Border-Security Group to a Eurasian Powerhouse

The Shanghai Cooperation Organisation marks its 25th anniversary at its summit in Bishkek with China, Russia, India and the major powers of Central Asia around the same table. What began in 2001 as a security organisation of six states has developed into a Eurasian grouping representing more than 3.4 billion people, around a quarter of the global economy and some of the world's largest reserves of energy and strategic minerals. The central question for its next 25 years is whether that enormous potential can be converted into deeper economic integration.

By EuroAsia.News · · 4 min read

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Yangwang U9 — BYD takes aim at Ferrari
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China’s 2027 Car Offensive — From 1,300-hp Supercars to Seven-Seat Family SUVs

The first half of our look at China’s 2027 automotive offensive showed how MG and Xiaomi are moving directly into some of Europe’s most important mass-market and premium segments. But the second group of cars reveals something potentially even more disruptive: Chinese manufacturers are no longer restricting their ambitions to affordable electric vehicles. They are moving into territory traditionally dominated by Europe’s most prestigious brands. Part II

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Citizens of 18 countries can visit Russia’s Far East without visas: Algeria, Bahrain, Brunei, India, Iran, Qatar, China, North Korea, Kuwait, Morocco, Mexico, UAE, Oman, Saudi Arabia, Singapore, Tunisia, Turkey and Japan
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The Russian Far East - A Continent Within a Country

The Russian Far East is a continent-sized world. Administratively it is the Far Eastern Federal District, comprising 11 territories from Buryatia and Zabaykalsky Krai to Yakutia, Chukotka, Kamchatka, Sakhalin and Primorye. Together they cover 6.95 million square kilometers—40.6% of Russia. That is about 71% of the entire United States, and more than one and a half times the European Union.

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A destroyed German tank. The Battle of Kursk August 1943
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The Battle of Kursk 1943 ended - The Clash of Steel That Broke the Wehrmacht

From July 5 to August 23, 1943, over 4 million soldiers, 13,200 tanks, and 12,000 aircraft clashed across the Russian steppe in a battle that would mark the final, irreversible collapse of German offensive power on the Eastern Front—and arguably the largest and most consequential military engagement in human history.

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Citizens of 18 countries can visit Russia’s Far East without visas: Algeria, Bahrain, Brunei, India, Iran, Qatar, China, North Korea, Kuwait, Morocco, Mexico, UAE, Oman, Saudi Arabia, Singapore, Tunisia, Turkey and Japan
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The Russian Far East - A Continent Within a Country

The Russian Far East is a continent-sized world. Administratively it is the Far Eastern Federal District, comprising 11 territories from Buryatia and Zabaykalsky Krai to Yakutia, Chukotka, Kamchatka, Sakhalin and Primorye. Together they cover 6.95 million square kilometers—40.6% of Russia. That is about 71% of the entire United States, and more than one and a half times the European Union.

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