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Liberia could hope for peaceful transition of power in January next year
Posted inDemocracy Governance

Liberia could hope for peaceful transition of power in January next year

Liberians deserve and expect free, peaceful elections. There have been fears of post-election violence, following clashes that left several people dead while the candidates were on the campaign trail. The peaceful conduct…
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November 20, 2023Tags: Liberia
Estimations: Will Ethiopia and Eritrea start military conflict over Red Sea ports access
Posted inConflict Estimates Geopolitics

Estimations: Will Ethiopia and Eritrea start military conflict over Red Sea ports access

There are emerging fears that all the gains made five years ago toward Ethiopia and Eritrea peace could soon be in jeopardy. Prime Minister Abiy said that Ethiopia deserves a port on the Red Sea of…
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November 17, 2023Tags: Eritrea, Ethiopia
Why intelligence failed to assess HAMAS attack on Israel
Posted inNational Security Situation Reports

Why intelligence failed to assess HAMAS attack on Israel

Examining the root causes of the failure by Israeli intelligence on October 7, 2023 with clear eyes and an open mind is essential to avoid the same mistakes in the…
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November 15, 2023Tags: HAMAS, Israel
Anti-Semitic activity in France: Russian military intelligence turns to new Psyop
Posted inIntelligence ops Propaganda and Disinformation Psyops

Anti-Semitic activity in France: Russian military intelligence turns to new Psyop

Russians’ activity in fueling anti-Semitism in France aims at destabilizing the situation in Paris thereby provoking Muslims living on the outskirts of the French capital to organize riots. Thus, LRI’s conclusions saying that Moscow intends to initiate religious and ethnic…
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November 14, 2023Tags: anti-semitism, France
New political parties in Europe: the Kremlin’s tricks to infiltrate its agents in the European Parliament
Posted inGeopolitics Governance Intelligence ops

New political parties in Europe: the Kremlin’s tricks to infiltrate its agents in the European Parliament

Our prior conclusions as of Russia’s intervention in the internal policy of Germany have been confirmed The Russian Presidential Administration tasked the intelligence agencies to urgently strengthen pro-Russian or pacifist forces…
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November 10, 2023Tags: AfD, Germany, GRU, Russia, SVR
Referendum in Ethiopia: more chance for broader military conflict
Posted inDemocracy Governance

Referendum in Ethiopia: more chance for broader military conflict

A referendum to solve territorial dispute between Ethiopia's northern Amhara and Tigray regions has threatened to disrupt the peace following the end of the civil war in Tigray a year ago. Fighting…
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November 8, 2023Tags: Amhara, Ethiopia, Tigray
Early elections will only fix Vucic’s problems, not Serbia’s
Posted inDemocracy Governance

Early elections will only fix Vucic’s problems, not Serbia’s

Elections scheduled for December 17 in Serbia will not provide Serbian citizens with a European future as the candidates vying for power are merely recycled politicians and Slobodan Milosevic’s fascist…
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November 7, 2023Tags: Serbia
Bukele’s bid for presidency shows political corruption and authoritarian development of El Salvador
Posted inCorruption Democracy Governance

Bukele’s bid for presidency shows political corruption and authoritarian development of El Salvador

The Salvadoran Constitutional Court undermines democracy and makes country slide towards a more authoritarian future.  El Salvador’s Supreme Electoral Tribunal on November 3rd ruled President Nayib Bukele can run for reelection next year, even though the country’s…
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November 6, 2023Tags: Nayib Bukele, Salvador
Reasons and indicators for political shifts in Russia
Posted inGovernance

Reasons and indicators for political shifts in Russia

Russian online resources, affiliated with the FSB and personally Nikolai Patrushev, the Security Council Head, starting from October 26, 2023, have been spreading information on the death of Russian President…
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November 2, 2023Tags: Putin, Russia
Viktor Orbán’s vulnerability: ways to blackmail Hungary’s Prime Minister
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Viktor Orbán’s vulnerability: ways to blackmail Hungary’s Prime Minister

Challenging pro-Russian policy by Hungary's Prime Minister Viktor Orbán creates rumors and suspicion that Moscow has dirt on him, with the Kremlin shaking him down to be its rat in the EU…
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October 31, 2023Tags: Hungary, Naryshkin, Russia, SVR

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