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How Tradecraft Failures Blew Moscow’s Media-Cover Spies
Posted inIntelligence ops

How Tradecraft Failures Blew Moscow’s Media-Cover Spies

After the expulsion of Russian intelligence officers operating under diplomatic cover, the Kremlin has increased the insertion into European countries of intelligence officers working under journalistic cover. This reflects a shift…
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October 3, 2025Tags: Austria, Russia, SVR
Criminal Networks as Instruments of Hybrid Warfare in Europe
Posted inGeopolitics Intelligence ops National Security Nonproliferation

Criminal Networks as Instruments of Hybrid Warfare in Europe

Hybrid warfare refers to the blended use of military and non-military tactics by state or non-state actors to destabilize a target state below the threshold of open war. In Europe,…
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October 2, 2025Tags: chemical weapon, gangs, GRU, Russia
Moldova’s Parliamentary Vote: What Russia Does Next—and Why Dismantling Pro-Russia Networks Matters
Posted inDemocracy Governance

Moldova’s Parliamentary Vote: What Russia Does Next—and Why Dismantling Pro-Russia Networks Matters

Moldova’s pro-EU Party of Action and Solidarity (PAS) won the September 28, 2025 parliamentary elections, retaining a single-party majority (about 55/101 seats). The result defied months of Russian interference—disinformation, cyber pressure, clerical/NGO channels, and…
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October 1, 2025Tags: Moldova, Russia
Russia’s Africa Corps: Wagner’s Successor in Africa (2022–2025)
Posted inGeopolitics

Russia’s Africa Corps: Wagner’s Successor in Africa (2022–2025)

In 2023, following Yevgeny Prigozhin’s failed mutiny and subsequent death, Moscow moved to restructure Wagner’s operations in Africa under direct state control. The result was the creation of the “Africa Corps” – a…
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September 30, 2025Tags: African Corps, GRU, PMC, Russia, Wagner Group
Bolivia’s Presidential Runoff (Oct. 19, 2025): Stakes, Scenarios, and Signals
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Bolivia’s Presidential Runoff (Oct. 19, 2025): Stakes, Scenarios, and Signals

Bolivia heads to its first-ever presidential runoff on October 19, 2025, after an upset first round ended two decades of MAS dominance. The match-up pits centrist senator Rodrigo Paz Pereira (≈32%) against conservative ex-president…
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September 29, 2025Tags: Bolivia
Russian-Backed Election Destabilization in Moldova – Intelligence Brief
Posted inDemocracy Governance Intelligence ops

Russian-Backed Election Destabilization in Moldova – Intelligence Brief

Parliamentary elections in Moldova are expected to be accompanied by a very high level of violence orchestrated by Russian intelligence, using mercenaries trained in Serbia. In light of this, we…
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September 27, 2025Tags: Moldova, Russia, Serbia
From Transcarpathia to the Kremlin: Budapest’s Quiet War
Posted inGeopolitics Intelligence ops

From Transcarpathia to the Kremlin: Budapest’s Quiet War

Hungary continues to conduct intelligence operations on Ukrainian territory, sharing information with Russia and preparing provocations in the Kremlin’s interest. On the morning of Sept. 26, Ukrainian Armed Forces radar…
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September 27, 2025Tags: Hungary, Russia, Ukraine
Inside Moscow’s Alaska ADIZ Playbook
Posted inGeopolitics Psyops

Inside Moscow’s Alaska ADIZ Playbook

The Alaska ADIZ probes are designed to be cheap for Moscow and expensive for NORAD—operationally, financially, and politically. Treat them as a managed-risk, cost-imposition campaign: lower the collision probability, cut the cost…
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September 26, 2025Tags: Russia, USA
Removal of Presidential Term Limits in Chad: Who Benefits—and What Comes Next
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Removal of Presidential Term Limits in Chad: Who Benefits—and What Comes Next

After winning a disputed presidential election in May 2024 and consolidating a parliamentary majority, the presidency holds the legislative votes and coercive capacity to rewrite constitutional guardrails. Removing term limits…
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September 25, 2025Tags: Chad
The Kiriyenko Blueprint: Turning Moldova’s Election into an Operation
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The Kiriyenko Blueprint: Turning Moldova’s Election into an Operation

Elections on Sept. 28 will set Moldova’s course: a pro-European future or a return to Russia’s orbit. For years, Moscow has sought to bring Moldova to heel—through the buying of politicians,…
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September 25, 2025

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