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Prospects and Risks of a Third Term for Zimbabwean President Emmerson Mnangagwa
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Prospects and Risks of a Third Term for Zimbabwean President Emmerson Mnangagwa

Following his controversial 2023 re-election, President Emmerson Mnangagwa's allies in ZANU-PF have begun publicly floating the idea of a constitutional amendment to allow him a third term. The political climate…
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July 23, 2025Tags: Zimbabwe
The Consolidation of Pro-Russian Forces in Moldova: Implications for the 2025 Elections
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The Consolidation of Pro-Russian Forces in Moldova: Implications for the 2025 Elections

 Recent developments in Moldova indicate a significant realignment within the country’s pro-Russian political spectrum. Formerly fragmented forces have now coalesced into a unified electoral bloc, potentially reshaping the political landscape…
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July 23, 2025Tags: Moldova, Russia
Rising Russian Espionage Activity in Germany: Timing, Tactics, and Threats
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Rising Russian Espionage Activity in Germany: Timing, Tactics, and Threats

Russia has sharply intensified its espionage activity in Germany since 2022. This escalation reflects shifts in Moscow's intelligence priorities amid the war in Ukraine, worsening relations with the West, and…
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July 22, 2025Tags: Germany, Russia
Wagner Group Atrocities in the Central African Republic — Motives, Parallels, and Risks of Regional Backlash
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Wagner Group Atrocities in the Central African Republic — Motives, Parallels, and Risks of Regional Backlash

The killing of local civilians by the Russian Wagner Group near a gold mine in the Central African Republic (CAR) has reignited international scrutiny over Moscow’s extractive activities in Africa.…
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July 21, 2025Tags: CAR, gold, Russia, Wagner Group
Espionage and Distrust Between Russia and Iran — A Comparative Analysis with Chinese Intelligence Activities in Russia
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Espionage and Distrust Between Russia and Iran — A Comparative Analysis with Chinese Intelligence Activities in Russia

While Russia and Iran publicly portray themselves as strategic partners—especially in shared theaters like Syria—their relationship is characterized by a deep undercurrent of mistrust, particularly in intelligence and security domains. Both…
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July 18, 2025Tags: China, Iran, Russia
Why France Is Withdrawing Military Forces from Senegal
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Why France Is Withdrawing Military Forces from Senegal

France’s decision to withdraw its military forces from Senegal in 2024–2025 marks a major shift in its Africa strategy. This move is driven by a combination of regional, political, and strategic factors, reflecting…
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July 17, 2025Tags: France, Senegal
China’s Expanding Influence in the Balkans: Strategic Implications of Military Cooperation with Serbia
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China’s Expanding Influence in the Balkans: Strategic Implications of Military Cooperation with Serbia

China's growing footprint in the Balkans has shifted from economic investments to deeper political and military engagement. A recent announcement that Serbian forces will participate in joint military drills on Chinese…
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July 17, 2025Tags: China, Serbia
The Waning Grip: The Decline of Russia’s Foreign Policy in the Global South
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The Waning Grip: The Decline of Russia’s Foreign Policy in the Global South

Introduction Russia has long positioned itself as an alternative power to the West in the Global South, portraying its diplomacy as non-imperialist and focused on sovereignty, military cooperation, and anti-Western…
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July 16, 2025Tags: Armenia, Azerbaijan, Russia, Turkiye
The Road to Yaoundé: Risks, Power, and Succession in Cameroon’s 2025 Vote”
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The Road to Yaoundé: Risks, Power, and Succession in Cameroon’s 2025 Vote”

President Paul Biya has announced  for this year  presidential election. The announcement came as concern grows about his age and health. Biya, who has ruled since 1982 after Ahmadou Ahidjo's resignation, removed…
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July 15, 2025Tags: Cameroon
Trump’s 50-Day Peace Proposal to Moscow: Motivations, Feasibility, and Strategic Calculations
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Trump’s 50-Day Peace Proposal to Moscow: Motivations, Feasibility, and Strategic Calculations

Donald Trump’s alleged backchannel proposal to the Kremlin to end the war in Ukraine within 50 days reflects a high-stakes political maneuver aimed at reframing the U.S. position on the…
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July 15, 2025Tags: Russia, Ukraine, USA

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