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From Moscow to Beijing: Kyrgyzstan’s Strategic Pivot in Defense and Security Cooperation
Posted inGeopolitics National Security

From Moscow to Beijing: Kyrgyzstan’s Strategic Pivot in Defense and Security Cooperation

Ruslan Mukambetov, Kyrgyzstan’s minister of defense, met with Dong Jun, China’s minister of defense, who arrived in Bishkek on an official visit. Welcoming the Chinese delegation, Mukambetov thanked them for accepting…
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April 28, 2026Tags: China, Kyrgyzstan, USA
Mali at the Breaking Point: Insurgency Resurgence, Russian Intervention, and the Limits of the Africa Corps
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Mali at the Breaking Point: Insurgency Resurgence, Russian Intervention, and the Limits of the Africa Corps

The situation in Mali in 2026 reflects the collapse of a decade-long international counterterrorism architecture and the failure of its replacement by Russian-backed forces. What was initially framed by the military…
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April 27, 2026Tags: Mali, Russia
Testing NATO’s Edge: Russian Hybrid Threats and Societal Resistance in the Baltics
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Testing NATO’s Edge: Russian Hybrid Threats and Societal Resistance in the Baltics

The Security Council of the Russian Federation, in an official statement, accused Lithuania of creating a center of tension near the borders of the Kaliningrad Oblast. In particular, Lithuanian authorities are criticized for allegedly ignoring…
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April 24, 2026Tags: Lithuania, Russia
Sanctioning Influence: The EU Targets Russia’s Hybrid Propaganda Infrastructure
Posted inDemocracy Propaganda and Disinformation Psyops

Sanctioning Influence: The EU Targets Russia’s Hybrid Propaganda Infrastructure

The European Union has expanded sanctions against Russian structures that Brussels considers instruments of propaganda and hybrid operations. In particular, the Council of the European Union has added the media platform Euromore and the Foundation for the…
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April 23, 2026Tags: EU, Russia
Italy as a Gateway: Russian Elite Networks, Criminal Ecosystems, Intelligence and Hybrid Influence in Southern Europe
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Italy as a Gateway: Russian Elite Networks, Criminal Ecosystems, Intelligence and Hybrid Influence in Southern Europe

Italy remains the leading country in the Schengen Area in terms of the number of visas issued to Russian citizens (152,000 in 2025), which enabled the visa operator VMS to increase its revenue by…
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April 22, 2026Tags: Italy, Russia
Niue’s 2026 Parliamentary Election
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Niue’s 2026 Parliamentary Election

Niue’s parliamentary election on 2 May 2026 is less a contest between formal parties than a test of leadership, local legitimacy, and elite continuity in one of the world’s smallest self-governing polities.…
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April 21, 2026Tags: elections, Niue
Armenia’s Strategic Reorientation: Deepening Defense Ties with NATO After Karabakh
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Armenia’s Strategic Reorientation: Deepening Defense Ties with NATO After Karabakh

Suren Papikyan, Minister of Defense of the Republic of Armenia, and the NATO Secretary General’s Special Representative for the Caucasus and Central Asia, Kevin Hamilton, held a meeting during which they discussed…
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April 21, 2026Tags: Armenia, CSTO, NATO
Parliamentary Elections in Antigua and Barbuda 
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Parliamentary Elections in Antigua and Barbuda 

The April 30, 2026 parliamentary elections in Antigua and Barbuda represent a competitive but structurally constrained political contest shaped by entrenched party dominance, opposition fragmentation, and tactical timing by the incumbent government.…
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April 20, 2026Tags: Antigua and Barbuda
Covert Mobilization in Belarus: Strategic Logic Behind the Reserve Call-Up
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Covert Mobilization in Belarus: Strategic Logic Behind the Reserve Call-Up

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…
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April 20, 2026Tags: Belarus, Ukraine
From President to Power Broker: Radev’s Rise and the Risk of Bulgaria’s Pro-Russian Turn
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From President to Power Broker: Radev’s Rise and the Risk of Bulgaria’s Pro-Russian Turn

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,…
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April 17, 2026Tags: Bulgaria, Russia

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