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Moscow fuels the Serbia-Kosovo border tensions

Russia and its satellites the region have unleashed a new war in the Balkans. Serbian President Vučić's statement about being attacked by Kosovo and the Balkans’ ‘denazification’ clearly echoes Russia’s…

August 1, 2022Kosovo, Russia, Serbia

Conflict

M23 withdraw: the conflict in DRC is far from over

The conflict in North Kivu and Ituri seems to be not over amid M23 rebels decision to withdraw from Nyiragongo and Rutshuru territories. There are also other groups who have been killing people and are…

June 1, 2022DRC

Conflict Intelligence ops

Russia uses African mercenaries as consumables in the war against Ukraine

Russia recruits mercenaries in African countries to have them engaged in the war against Ukraine. Despite lack of experience of combat operations in the climatic conditions of Europe, the Russian…

April 25, 2022Ethiopia, Russia

Conflict

Russia preparing to reformat the political space of Donbas

If Russia attains its key objective in Ukraine war – control over the Donbas region, it is highly likely to annex this territory. The Kremlin is very optimistic about the prospect…

April 22, 2022Russia, Ukraine

Conflict Governance

Senegalese President jumps at the opportunity to root out Casamance separatism

The President of Senegal benefits from favorable foreign climate, MFDC rebels’ poor equipment and their loss of emotional appeal among locals to sweep away in Casamance province. The Senegal army…

March 21, 2022Senegal

Conflict ideology

Neither Putin nor the Russians like freedom

Lužniki Stadium in Moscow, which also hosted a World Cup final, has only 78,000 seats. But according to Moscow authorities, on the occasion of Vladimir Putin's speech on the anniversary…

March 20, 2022Russia, Ukraine

Conflict

Russia’s tactics to fuel Karabakh conflict escalation might cost Armenia territorial integrity

Karabakh hostilities may be reborn. Russia’s attempts to transport troops from Nagorno-Karabakh and Armenia to Ukraine, where the Russians suffer huge losses, will signal return to hostilities in the region.…

March 15, 2022Karabakh, Russia, Ukraine

Conflict Warfare

NATO decline risk amid the war in Ukraine

Despite NATO internal consolidation, doubtfully the Alliance is capable of counter fighting Russia's aggression against one of its members. Such a conclusion is based on both the Alliance bureaucratic decision-making procedure…

March 9, 2022Ukraine

Conflict Opinion

Analytics on Russia isolation following invasion of Ukraine

February 24, 2022, the Russian Federation started a large-scale military invasion of Ukraine by attacking northern, southern and eastern borders of the country and launching missiles on civil infrastructure and civilians…

March 4, 2022Ukraine

Conflict War crimes

Documentary evidence: Russia planned to invade Ukraine in January, as American intelligence warned

Making US and European leaders assured of no intentions to attack Ukraine, Putin misinformed foreign governments to play for time. During the Chernobyl nuclear power plant military operation the Ukrainian defensive…

March 3, 2022Russia, Ukraine

Conflict

Moscow fuels the Serbia-Kosovo border tensions

M23 withdraw: the conflict in DRC is far from over

Russia uses African mercenaries as consumables in the war against Ukraine

Russia preparing to reformat the political space of Donbas

Senegalese President jumps at the opportunity to root out Casamance separatism

Neither Putin nor the Russians like freedom

Russia’s tactics to fuel Karabakh conflict escalation might cost Armenia territorial integrity

NATO decline risk amid the war in Ukraine

Analytics on Russia isolation following invasion of Ukraine

Documentary evidence: Russia planned to invade Ukraine in January, as American intelligence warned

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