Editorial paper at Robert Lansing Institute

Raising pressure by economic sanctions is the only way to make Russia live in peace with the West

The economic sanctions imposed against Russia for repeated violation of international law and aggressive activity by the Kremlin in Europe, have emerged effective and are likely to become an efficient…

November 6, 2020economy, Russia, Sanctions

Conflict

Ethiopian ethnic clashes as a sign of a weak government and risks of state split

On November 2 several news agencies reported that dozens of peaceful civilians were killed in West Wollega zone, Guliso Werda, Gawwa Qanqa kebele of Oromia regional state. According to the…

November 4, 2020Ethiopia

Governance

Separatist Trends Among the Turki and Mongols Inhabiting the European Part of Russia

The Slavs explored the European part of Russia much earlier than Siberia and the North Caucasus. However, the peoples of Turkic and Mongolian origin, some of whom had a state…

November 4, 2020Russia, separatism

Governance

Post electoral scenarios in Côte d’Ivoire

With the presidential election in Côte d'Ivoire days away, a revived acrimony between President Alassane Ouattara and his rival candidates is raising concerns of a return to the 2010-2011 postelection…

October 30, 2020Cote d’Ivoire

Intelligence ops

Cyber espionage and Russia’s intelligence hack activities

Since 2014 Russian military intelligence has been actively practicing cyber warfare methods on the territory of NATO countries and their allies. The Main Intelligence Directorate (GRU) likely possesses the finest…

October 29, 2020Cyberattacks, Russia

Governance

Siberian separatism: whether federal center can hold remote regions

Siberia is one Russia’s remote regions with the largest nature’s endowments. Its poor development, economic attractiveness and rising nationalism among core ethnic groups favor separatism. Siberian economic separatism Siberia is…

October 27, 2020Russia

Geopolitics Must Read PDF Warfare

Insurgency in Mozambique, 1971

Here is the CIA's sanitized copy of the Weekly summary on the insurgency in Mozambique, FRELIMO and its leaders-founders.

October 26, 2020Mozambique

Intelligence ops

Moldovan elections as a battlefield of GRU/FSB interests

On the eve of the Moldovan presidency elections scheduled for November 1, Russia launches a campaign accusing the United States of planning a revolution to overthrow the regime in Chisinau.…

October 26, 2020Igor Dodon, Moldova

Governance

Separatism in the Caucasus: Trends and Prospects

Russians are widely perceived as an alien ethnos in the North Caucasus, with religion multiplying the differences. The most significant separatist sentiments are usually expanded in Chechnya, Dagestan and Ingushetia,…

October 22, 2020North Caucasus, Russia, separatism

Governance

Nicaraguan President tries to secure his presidency while losing public support

The Nicaraguan President Daniel Ortega faced the decline of electoral ratings and tries to secure his presidency on the eve of next year presidential elections. Seven of every ten Nicaraguans…

October 21, 2020Nicaragua

Posts by Editorial paper

Raising pressure by economic sanctions is the only way to make Russia live in peace with the West

Ethiopian ethnic clashes as a sign of a weak government and risks of state split

Separatist Trends Among the Turki and Mongols Inhabiting the European Part of Russia

Post electoral scenarios in Côte d’Ivoire

Cyber espionage and Russia’s intelligence hack activities

Siberian separatism: whether federal center can hold remote regions

Insurgency in Mozambique, 1971

Moldovan elections as a battlefield of GRU/FSB interests

Separatism in the Caucasus: Trends and Prospects

Nicaraguan President tries to secure his presidency while losing public support

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