According to Decree No. 132 issued by Alexander Lukashenko on April 17, 2026, the formal call-up of reserve officers in Belarus should be interpreted in a broader strategic context that extends beyond routine staff…
Former Bulgarian president Rumen Radev, known for his pro-Russian stance, is leading the electoral race by leveraging anti-corruption rhetoric. Rumen Radev announced his early resignation from the presidency on January 19,…
The growing concern in Washington over potential Russian plans to deploy nuclear weapons in space reflects a deeper transformation in the nature of strategic competition. Statements by Stephen Whiting indicate that such a…
When serbian President Aleksandar Vučić announced that Serbia would jointly manufacture combat drones with Israel, the move was embedded not in a neutral narrative of defense modernization, but in a broader…
The leader of A Just Russia, Sergey Mironov, announced the creation of an international network called “Sovintern,” which, under the slogan of “Socialism 2.0,” aims to unite more than 100 left-wing parties…
The 2026 presidential election in Benin reflects a decisive transformation from a once-celebrated democratic model into a system increasingly characterized by centralized power, restricted political competition, and managed electoral outcomes. While the election…