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Viktoria Fortuna’s Territorial Claims on Ukrainian Budjak: A Kremlin-Linked Challenge to Regional Stability
Posted inGeopolitics Intelligence ops Propaganda and Disinformation

Viktoria Fortuna’s Territorial Claims on Ukrainian Budjak: A Kremlin-Linked Challenge to Regional Stability

Viktoria Fortuna, a rising far-right populist figure in Moldova, has sparked political alarm by asserting territorial claims on Ukraine’s region—territory with no legal or historical justification under Moldovan state policy.…
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May 19, 2025Tags: Moldova, Russia, Ukraine
Romania’s Presidential Election: A Strategic Defeat for Russian Influence Operations
Posted inDemocracy Governance Intelligence ops

Romania’s Presidential Election: A Strategic Defeat for Russian Influence Operations

The 2025 Romanian presidential election is a landmark victory not only for democratic governance but also for the broader Western alliance in its ongoing struggle against Russian influence. As the…
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May 19, 2025Tags: Romania, Russia
Russia’s Influence Operations in Mali: Strategic Assessment
Posted inIntelligence ops Propaganda and Disinformation Psyops

Russia’s Influence Operations in Mali: Strategic Assessment

Russia and China are increasingly using ideological influence as a weapon — not only through disinformation but by building alternative narratives to counter the Western-led information order. In Africa, Russia is experimenting with deep…
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May 16, 2025Tags: Mali, Russia
After the Guns Fall Silent: Strategic Implications of the India–Pakistan War
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After the Guns Fall Silent: Strategic Implications of the India–Pakistan War

The recent war between India and Pakistan—though short in duration—has left behind a complex legacy. While active hostilities have ceased under international pressure, particularly from the United States and China, the…
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May 15, 2025Tags: China, India, Pakistan
Beyond Istanbul: Strategic Steps for the Coalition if Putin Refuses Engagement
Posted inGeopolitics Peacekeeping

Beyond Istanbul: Strategic Steps for the Coalition if Putin Refuses Engagement

The Istanbul negotiations have been positioned as a potential turning point in the ongoing conflict between Russia and Ukraine. However, the likelihood of meaningful progress remains slim, especially as signals…
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May 15, 2025Tags: Russia, Turkiye, Ukraine, USA
The Istanbul Negotiations: Composition, Strategy, and Implications of the Russian Delegation
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The Istanbul Negotiations: Composition, Strategy, and Implications of the Russian Delegation

The renewed negotiations in Istanbul between Russia and Ukraine have attracted international attention as a potential turning point in the ongoing conflict. While the outcomes remain uncertain, the composition of the…
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May 14, 2025Tags: Russia, Ukraine, USA
“Shadow Strategy: Russian Military Advisers in Algeria and Moscow’s Expanding Influence in North Africa”
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“Shadow Strategy: Russian Military Advisers in Algeria and Moscow’s Expanding Influence in North Africa”

Russia's engagement with Algeria has grown significantly over the past decade, with a quiet yet consequential element being the deployment of military advisers. While these developments are not unprecedented, the reported…
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May 13, 2025Tags: Algeria, Russia
The Future of Uganda: Political Scenarios Amid Museveni’s Election Challenge”
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The Future of Uganda: Political Scenarios Amid Museveni’s Election Challenge”

Yoweri Museveni, the long-time president of Uganda, has been in power since 1986. Given his extensive control over the country’s political landscape, there are several factors to consider when assessing…
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May 12, 2025Tags: Uganda
Strategic Silence: China’s Support for a Ceasefire in Ukraine and Its Geopolitical Calculations
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Strategic Silence: China’s Support for a Ceasefire in Ukraine and Its Geopolitical Calculations

Beijing's growing diplomatic engagement around the war in Ukraine, particularly its advocacy for a ceasefire, has raised significant questions regarding its strategic motives and the broader geopolitical consequences. While China presents…
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May 12, 2025Tags: China, Russia, Ukraine, USA
Peacekeeper or Invader? Hungarian Forces and the Future of Western Ukraine
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Peacekeeper or Invader? Hungarian Forces and the Future of Western Ukraine

Hungarian authorities have consistently promoted a narrative of neutrality in Russia’s war against Ukraine, insisting that Budapest seeks only to avoid being “drawn into a military conflict.” Yet mounting evidence…
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May 10, 2025Tags: Hungary, Ukraine

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