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Border change in Balkans: new politics with old means?
Posted inGeopolitics

Border change in Balkans: new politics with old means?

A document recently published in the Slovenian media, which highlights the idea of changing the borders in the Balkans, has sparked much debate in Bosnia and Hercegovina and Kosovo but…
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April 16, 2021Tags: Arbesa Hoxha, Balkans
President Farmajo’s assertiveness brought about political crisis in Somalia
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President Farmajo’s assertiveness brought about political crisis in Somalia

The federal government of Somalia could face sanctions and visa restrictions, to respond to non-productive efforts to undermine peace and stability. President Farmajo’s efforts to strengthen the presidency have left him isolated from member…
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April 15, 2021Tags: Jubbaland, Puntland, Somalia
Kosovo does not accept vaccines from China and Russia
Posted inHealthcare

Kosovo does not accept vaccines from China and Russia

The change of three last governments since the beginning of the COVID 19 pandemic, has left Kosovo behind in pandemic management. The total lockdown in March last year caused great damage…
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April 13, 2021Tags: Covid-19, Kosovo
Russia about to launch offensive in Southern Ukraine and stage false flag attacks
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Russia about to launch offensive in Southern Ukraine and stage false flag attacks

Russia is about to launch an offensive in Southern Ukraine. The strike is quite possible to be delivered from the annexed Crimea’s side and the breakaway territories of Donbas, in…
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April 12, 2021Tags: Russia, Ukraine
Russia to drag China into circulating conspiracy theories on coronavirus to exacerbate Beijing’s confrontation with Washington
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Russia to drag China into circulating conspiracy theories on coronavirus to exacerbate Beijing’s confrontation with Washington

Russia and China have stepped up a war of words and disinformation campaign against the United States, accusing them of developing biological weapon and coronavirus. Russia's Security Council Secretary Nikolai Patrushev went on record…
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April 9, 2021Tags: China, Covid-19, Russia
Andres Arauz is strong enough to win elections in Ecuador, although his victory to worsen the crisis in the country
Posted inDemocracy

Andres Arauz is strong enough to win elections in Ecuador, although his victory to worsen the crisis in the country

Pandemic and sizeable external debt of Ecuador has made socialists more popular thereby strengthening positions of leftist candidate Andrés Arauz. 36-year-old economist, former head of the central bank, Arauz is the protégé…
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April 8, 2021Tags: Ecuador
Moscow to put screws on President Sandu, plunging her into a political game with Russian vaccine
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Moscow to put screws on President Sandu, plunging her into a political game with Russian vaccine

Fears are confirmed that the lack of support for Moldova’s President Maia Sandu by the parliament will stir her to cozy up to Russia, despite her Western-leaning campaign promises. Half…
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April 6, 2021Tags: Igor Dodon, Maia Sandu, Moldova
Disclosed plot in Jordan likely to rock country’s image as an island of stability
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Disclosed plot in Jordan likely to rock country’s image as an island of stability

Conspiracy against the government disclosed in Jordan rises uncertainty in this country, revealing a race for the throne inside the royal family. Foreign connection trace increases risks for the stability…
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April 5, 2021Tags: Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan
Al-Shabaab threats to American and French forces can benefit China and President Guelleh campaign
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Al-Shabaab threats to American and French forces can benefit China and President Guelleh campaign

Al-Shabaab tries to expand its influence in East Africa and push out Western foreign military forces beyond the region. It uses upcoming presidential elections uncertainty in Djibouti to grow influence and…
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April 2, 2021Tags: Al Shabaab, Djibouti
Bosnia-Herzegovina`s past and future challenges
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Bosnia-Herzegovina`s past and future challenges

The beginning of the 90s in the Balkans was marking an uncomfortable beginning for the then Yugoslavia. After Tito's death in 1980, tensions within Yugoslavia were re-emerging, from nationalist groups…
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April 2, 2021Tags: Bosnia and Herzegovina

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