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Orban’s Government Betrays the Values of the 1956 Revolution and Exploits Trump’s Image
Posted inDemocracy Governance Opinion

Orban’s Government Betrays the Values of the 1956 Revolution and Exploits Trump’s Image

Mass protests in Hungary demonstrate that Viktor Orban is attempting to use his relationship with the U.S. President in domestic politics to showcase his influence and Washington's support. Recent protests…
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March 17, 2025Tags: Hungary, USA
Vucic will not resign He will try painful scenarios
Posted inDemocracy Governance

Vucic will not resign He will try painful scenarios

Student protests in Serbia, which began four months ago following the collapse of a train station roof in Novi Sad, continue unabated in pursuit of their demands. Students from different…
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March 17, 2025Tags: Serbia
Igor Chaika’s Appointment: A New Tool for Russian Influence and Intelligence Operations Abroad
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Igor Chaika’s Appointment: A New Tool for Russian Influence and Intelligence Operations Abroad

Russia Prepares to Intensify Influence Operations in the Post-Soviet Space and Europe Using Soviet and Russian Diaspora Networks. Russian President Vladimir Putin has appointed Igor Chaika, the younger son of…
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March 13, 2025Tags: Russia
Russia’s Road to a Renewed Offensive: Timeline and Strategic Challenges”
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Russia’s Road to a Renewed Offensive: Timeline and Strategic Challenges”

After the negotiations in Saudi Arabia on March 11, Moscow will deliberately stall the dialogue with the U.S. to buy time for regrouping and strengthening its military capabilities. We are…
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March 12, 2025Tags: Russia, Ukraine, USA
Abkhazia at a Crossroads: Gunba’s Vision for Economic Revival and Russian Backing
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Abkhazia at a Crossroads: Gunba’s Vision for Economic Revival and Russian Backing

In the runoff of the presidential election in Abkhazia, Badra Gunba secured 56.85% of the vote, excluding spoiled ballots, and emerged victorious in the presidential race. His opponent, Adgur Ardzinba,…
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March 11, 2025Tags: Abkhazia
Kremlin’s Strategy: Leveraging Diplomacy to Justify the Next Phase in Ukraine
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Kremlin’s Strategy: Leveraging Diplomacy to Justify the Next Phase in Ukraine

Kremlin Sources Anticipate Diplomatic Breakthrough with the U.S.  Russia’s Presidential Administration is brimming with confidence, anticipating a diplomatic victory. This optimism stems from the recent revival of U.S.-Russia dialogue, marked…
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March 9, 2025Tags: Russia, Ukraine, USA
Hungary: Trojan Horse in Russia’s Proxy War Against Europe
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Hungary: Trojan Horse in Russia’s Proxy War Against Europe

Budapest could soon lose its voting rights in the EU’s governing bodies as a consequence of its support for Russia and its obstruction of efforts to bolster the bloc's defense…
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March 7, 2025Tags: EU, Hungary, Russia, Ukraine
The Kremlin’s Response to Separatism and Islamization in Dagestan
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The Kremlin’s Response to Separatism and Islamization in Dagestan

The Kremlin is concerned about the growing tensions in Dagestan due to signs of separatism. According to sources close to the leadership of the Russian National Guard, Islamization is one…
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March 6, 2025Tags: Dagestan, Russia, separatism
How the White House Policy Could Jeopardize Ukraine’s Sovereignty and U.S. Leadership in Europe
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How the White House Policy Could Jeopardize Ukraine’s Sovereignty and U.S. Leadership in Europe

The White House has come to recognize the futility of its efforts to persuade Russia to sign a peace treaty with Ukraine and is now attempting to force Kyiv into…
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March 5, 2025Tags: Russia, Ukraine, USA
Why Russia Fears Peace: Economic, Social, and Political Risks of Ending the War in Ukraine
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Why Russia Fears Peace: Economic, Social, and Political Risks of Ending the War in Ukraine

Russia is not interested in ending the war in Ukraine due to threats in the social and economic spheres. Previously, we noted that the failure of negotiations in Washington between…
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March 4, 2025Tags: Russia, Ukraine, USA

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