The Eurasia Daily news agency

About one hundred protesting Orthodox believers and priests have come to the Moldovan parliament in central Chisinau. The people took with them icons and banners in support of traditional families. They urge the parliament to impose a ban on propaganda of homosexualism in the country. The protest

Signing of a legally binding agreement with Pristina is impossible without a wide consensus in the Serbian society, Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic believes. Meanwhile, signing the agreement should be treated as a part of bargaining with the European Union whether it will access Serbia or not,

Russia will hardly see any long-term economic effect of the 2018 FIFA World Cup, Moody’s experts believe. A temporary growth in profit will be seen by hotels, airports, telecommunications companies and retailers. Other sectors will not have significant earnings. For instance, the World Cup will

A possible alliance of the terror organizations ISIS and Al Qaeda (banned in Russia) is a new potential threat to security, Director of the Executive Committee of the Regional Anti-Terrorist Structure of Shanghai Cooperation Organization (RATS SCO) Yevgeniy Sysoyev has said. “Forecasted threats,

The first president of Ukraine, Leonid Kravchuk, unexpectedly expressed a completely "seditious" idea for a modern Ukraine: he did not rule out that autonomy status can be granted to the Donbass republics accompanied by their own laws and internal rules. Appearing on ZIK TV, the ex-president