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A coup attempt in Gambia as a mirror of battle for power
Posted inCoup Governance

A coup attempt in Gambia as a mirror of battle for power

Barrow’s desire to cement his presidency and former President Jammeh’s ambitions to go back to politics undermine political stability in Gambia amid weak security reforms. Gambian armed forces have made…
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December 23, 2022Tags: Gambia
Tunisian elections reveal the death of state democracy and heighten the risk of violence
Posted inDemocracy Governance

Tunisian elections reveal the death of state democracy and heighten the risk of violence

The election in Tunisia is seen as a sham by most of the country. With nothing done to defuse the tension, President Kais Saeid’s authoritarian regime is likely to fall. …
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December 21, 2022Tags: Tunisia
Nature Reserves Provide a Strategic Advantage for Insurgents in Benin
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Nature Reserves Provide a Strategic Advantage for Insurgents in Benin

Northern Benin is at the center of a security crisis which has moved south from the Sahel. Poverty and climate change have provided fertile ground for criminals and extremists. In…
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December 15, 2022Tags: Benin, jihadism, Mali, terrorism
Rosatom violates non-proliferation treaty in Iran
Posted inNonproliferation

Rosatom violates non-proliferation treaty in Iran

It is highly possible that Russia has been assisting Iran in developing nuclear technologies for some time, in exchange for weapons and UAVs supplied, to use them in the war against Ukraine. This assistance comes in the form of consultations…
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December 13, 2022Tags: Iran, nuclear weapons, Russia
Peru president removed from office, charged with rebellion.
Posted inCorruption Coup Governance

Peru president removed from office, charged with rebellion.

The Peruvian President Pedro Castillo arrested for ‘breaching constitutional order’ after alleged coup attempt. Pedro Castillo, has been removed from office and detained on charges of rebellion after he announced he would…
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December 9, 2022Tags: Peru
Military and media tactics to fuel the Balkans conflict are overwhelmingly likely
Posted inConflict Propaganda and Disinformation

Military and media tactics to fuel the Balkans conflict are overwhelmingly likely

Belgrade's permission for Russia Today channel to broadcast on the territory of Serbia and the visit of Serbian far-right politician Damjan Knežević, the leader of the ultra-right organization ‘Narodna Patrola’, to the St.Petersburg…
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December 7, 2022Tags: Kosovo, Russia, Serbia
Russia keeps losing its secret intelligence groups
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Russia keeps losing its secret intelligence groups

International pressure on Russia and the sanctions imposed on defense and technology mobilize Russian secret intelligence groups abroad. With Russian spies under diplomatic cover revealed, there have been more and more…
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December 6, 2022Tags: GRU, Russia
ANC likely to lose power in South Africa following possible Ramaphosa’s impeachment
Posted inCorruption Governance

ANC likely to lose power in South Africa following possible Ramaphosa’s impeachment

In the ANC - a party so long in power now feel more like open-warfare - the campaigning and jockeying are in full swing. The party is due to select a…
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December 2, 2022Tags: Cyril Ramaphosa, South Africa
A foiled coup in Sao Tome & Principe underlines a fragility of African states in geopolitical competition
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A foiled coup in Sao Tome & Principe underlines a fragility of African states in geopolitical competition

A coup attempt has been foiled in Sao Tome & Principe after a military barracks in the country’s capital came under attack on Friday, November 25. The attack comes about two…
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November 30, 2022Tags: Sao Tome and Principe
Although Mbasogo’s victory consolidates his power in the short term, it raises risks for the country in the future
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Although Mbasogo’s victory consolidates his power in the short term, it raises risks for the country in the future

The sixth reelection of Equatorial Guinea's incumbent president, Teodoro Obiang Nguema Mbasogo, that gives an opportunity to hold the leader post for 50 years, will obviously make him to move towards rapprochement with Russia and…
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November 29, 2022Tags: Equatorial Guinea, Mbasogo

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