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The coup in Sudan: more external influence and higher domestic tension
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The coup in Sudan: more external influence and higher domestic tension

RLI's forecast on vulnerability of power in Sudan following the coup failure on September 21, 2021, has been confirmed. The presence of ex-President al-Bashir in Sudan and the external influence…
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October 25, 2021Tags: Sudan
Uzbek president’s victory prospects amid restrictions on candidates’ registration
Posted inDemocracy Governance

Uzbek president’s victory prospects amid restrictions on candidates’ registration

2021 Uzbek presidential elections will probably bring the victory to the current leader of the country, Shavkat Mirziyoyev. At the previous elections, he won 88% in a virtually uncontested vote.…
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October 22, 2021Tags: Uzbekistan
Russian Monarch’s Family to address intelligence needs
Posted inGeopolitics Intelligence ops

Russian Monarch’s Family to address intelligence needs

Russian intelligence is exploring how to use the monarchy's potential in Russia to further its interests abroad. Putin's entourage is seeking to set up alternative interaction channels   with the West via…
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October 21, 2021Tags: Russia
Serb-Russian propaganda is going to change the history in Balkans
Posted inPropaganda and Disinformation War crimes

Serb-Russian propaganda is going to change the history in Balkans

Serbia invests billions of dollars in military buildup, surpassing even Croatia, a NATO member. The ‘Serbian world’ creation is a long-standing goal of the Serbian government being fully supported by the…
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October 18, 2021Tags: Bosnia and Herzegovina, Kosovo, Serbia
North Macedonia elections: risking changing the government
Posted inDemocracy Governance

North Macedonia elections: risking changing the government

North Macedonia hits the turbulence thereby risking changing the government forcefully and strengthening Russia’s influence in the country. On 17 October 2021, the seventh local elections since its declaration of…
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October 18, 2021Tags: North Macedonia
Russian intelligence focus in Bulgaria
Posted inIntelligence ops

Russian intelligence focus in Bulgaria

In pursuing their intelligence efforts in Bulgaria, Russian spy agencies rely on HUMINT, using assets recruited during the Soviet period, as well as on the Russian diaspora and families of…
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October 12, 2021Tags: Bulgaria, GRU, Russia
War crimes by Russians in Libya, Syria and the Central African Republic: a reason to enlist Russian mercenaries as terrorist groups
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War crimes by Russians in Libya, Syria and the Central African Republic: a reason to enlist Russian mercenaries as terrorist groups

The US and EU should agree and  follow a united approach to suppress the so-called Russian private military companies involved in war crimes with cynical abuses of humanitarian law and human…
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October 7, 2021Tags: Libya, Wagner Group
EU and lack of perspective for the Balkans
Posted inGeopolitics

EU and lack of perspective for the Balkans

For over ten days, northern Kosovo remained tense when the Kosovo Government imposed a reciprocity measure on Serbia as a result of the expiration of the agreement on free movement…
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October 5, 2021Tags: Kosovo, Serbia
Putin’s worsening health set to be a determining factor in Russia’s policy over the next four years
Posted inEstimates Governance

Putin’s worsening health set to be a determining factor in Russia’s policy over the next four years

Russian President Vladimir Putin’s recent move to go on self-isolation, allegedly due to certain people from his entourage having contracted COVID-19, may be associated with something beyond mass fraud in…
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September 29, 2021Tags: Putin, Russia
Reasons and prospects of Gbagbo’s return to politics
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Reasons and prospects of Gbagbo’s return to politics

Former Ivoirien president Laurent Gbagbo, acquitted of crimes against humanity by the International Criminal Court, seeks to re-enter politics.  In early August he floated the idea of creating a new political…
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September 29, 2021Tags: Cote d’Ivoire, Laurent Gbagbo

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