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Dangerous Precedents: How U.S. Policy Risks Undermining Global Security and NATO Stability
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Dangerous Precedents: How U.S. Policy Risks Undermining Global Security and NATO Stability

The U.S. Administration Undermines Post-War International Security and Risks a Major Conflict in Europe The U.S. administration is contributing to the destruction of the international security system established after World…
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March 25, 2025Tags: Russia, Ukraine, USA
Ethiopia’s Red Sea Aspirations and Eritrea’s Interference in Tigray Heighten War Risks
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Ethiopia’s Red Sea Aspirations and Eritrea’s Interference in Tigray Heighten War Risks

Ethiopia's ambition to secure Red Sea access and Eritrea's interference in Ethiopia's internal affairs and a power struggle in Tigray could explode into a wider regional war.  More on this story: Estimations:…
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March 20, 2025Tags: Eritrea, Ethiopia
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
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
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
Israel’s Strategy: Backing Russian Bases in Syria to Curb Turkish Influence
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Israel’s Strategy: Backing Russian Bases in Syria to Curb Turkish Influence

Israel seeks to weaken Turkey's influence in Syria by lobbying the U.S. for measures to decentralize the country and maintain Russia's military presence. Israeli officials fear that a Turkish-backed Islamist…
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March 3, 2025Tags: Israel, Russia, Syria, Turkiye, USA
War and Its Ripple Effects: How Russia’s Invasion of Ukraine is Reshaping the World Order
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War and Its Ripple Effects: How Russia’s Invasion of Ukraine is Reshaping the World Order

The geopolitical consequences of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine have been profound and far-reaching, reshaping global alliances, security policies, and economic dynamics.  1. NATO Expansion and Strengthening Finland and Sweden Join…
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February 24, 2025Tags: NATO, Russia, Ukraine, USA
Ukraine’s Strength, Washington’s Blind Spot: The Flawed U.S. Assessments of War and Resistance”
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Ukraine’s Strength, Washington’s Blind Spot: The Flawed U.S. Assessments of War and Resistance”

U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio’s statements once again confirm the systemic miscalculations of State Department analysts in assessing military and security threats. These mistakes have been evident in cases…
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January 31, 2025Tags: Russia, Ukraine, USA
Goma at the Crossroads: Analyzing the Geopolitical and Humanitarian Challenges in Eastern DRC
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Goma at the Crossroads: Analyzing the Geopolitical and Humanitarian Challenges in Eastern DRC

The situation in Goma, a key city in eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC), has deteriorated significantly due to recent escalations involving the M23 rebel group. Backed by Rwandan…
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January 29, 2025Tags: DRC, M23, Rwanda

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