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16 August 2026

13 stories filed under this issue date.

Hungary’s Controversial New President
Questions Over 1956 and 2006 Court Cases
By EuroAsia.News Editorial · News · 4 min read

What $80 Billion Can Build—or Destroy: South Korea’s Cultural Economy vs. the Iran War
Eighty billion dollars can transform a country’s global image, create industries and attract millions of visitors. It can also be consumed by missiles, military operations and the reconstruction of infrastructure destroyed by those same weapons.
By EuroAsia.News Editorial · Economy · 7 min read

Hungary After the Elections: Promises and Reality
Nearly three months have passed since Hungary’s 2026 election, and the Tisza government took office. Péter Magyar promised systemic change, accountability and the rapid release of frozen EU funds.
By EuroAsia.News Editorial · Politics · 2 min read

Greater Eurasia: Europe Is Choosing Isolation Over Prosperity
The concept of “Greater Eurasia” envisions the vast territory between the Atlantic and Pacific not as competing political blocs, but as an interconnected economic space.
By EuroAsia.News Editorial · EuroAsia · 2 min read

India Considers Connecting UPI with Alipay+
India is considering linking its Unified Payments Interface with Alipay+, a move that could dramatically expand how Indian travellers pay abroad.
By EuroAsia.News Editorial · Finance · 1 min read
From Cards to Wearables: Asia’s Next Payment Revolution
Asia’s payment revolution is moving beyond the plastic card. Consumers increasingly pay by tapping contactless watches, rings and wristbands, or by scanning QR codes with mobile wallets.
By EuroAsia.News Editorial · Finance · 1 min read

China’s Coal Share Falls Below Half
China generated less than half of its electricity from coal for the first time in early 2026. Coal supplied 49.7% of power, down from 65.5% in 2016, while renewables reached a record 41.2%.
By EuroAsia.News Editorial · Energy · 1 min read

Russia Dominates—and Restrains—the Global Wheat Market
The 2026/27 wheat season is revealing sharp differences between major producing regions. Global output may fall slightly below last season’s exceptional level, but improving harvest prospects in Russia, Ukraine and Argentina could compensate for weaker production elsewhere and keep international prices under pressure.
By EuroAsia.News Editorial · Agriculture · 1 min read
Europe’s Fields Are Burning: Extreme Heat Reshapes Agriculture
Europe’s summer of 2026 is becoming an agricultural and industrial emergency. Repeated heatwaves, prolonged drought and rapidly evaporating soil moisture are damaging crops from Spain and France to Austria and Hungary.
By EuroAsia.News Editorial · Agriculture · 2 min read

Skyroot: The Company Opening India’s Commercial Space Age
India’s space programme is no longer exclusively controlled by the state. Hyderabad-based Skyroot Aerospace has opened a new commercial era by becoming the first private Indian company to place a domestically developed rocket into orbit.
By EuroAsia.News Editorial · Technology · 1 min read

The Vanishing Caspian: Eurasia’s Largest Lake Is Becoming Its Next Environmental Crisis
The Caspian Sea is retreating at an alarming rate. Water levels have fallen by approximately 2.5 meters over the past 30 years, including almost one meter since 2020.
By EuroAsia.News Editorial · Climate · 2 min read
Europe’s Wildfire Paradox: Sanctions Ground a Proven Solution
As wildfires intensify across southern Europe, France continues to depend on only 12 Canadair water bombers, averaging around 30 years of age.
By EuroAsia.News Editorial · Climate · 1 min read

Spain’s Six Territories in Africa
Spain’s presence in Africa is often described through six territories: Ceuta, Melilla, Peñón de Vélez de la Gomera, the Alhucemas Islands, the Chafarinas Islands and Perejil Island.
By EuroAsia.News Editorial · World · 1 min read