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Hungary at the Bottom: Corruption, Rule-of-Law Failure, and the EU’s Most Persistent Governance Crisis”
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Hungary at the Bottom: Corruption, Rule-of-Law Failure, and the EU’s Most Persistent Governance Crisis”

In 2025, Hungary once again found itself at the bottom of the European Union rankings and was recognized as the most corrupt EU member state, sharing last place with Bulgaria.Media outlets…
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February 11, 2026Tags: Hungary
Paks II: Engineering Red Flags and the Political Economy of Nuclear Risk in Central Europe
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Paks II: Engineering Red Flags and the Political Economy of Nuclear Risk in Central Europe

The ceremonial launch of the first concrete pour for Unit 5 of the Paks II Nuclear Power Plant was staged with great pomp and, according to the plan of Prime Minister Viktor…
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February 7, 2026Tags: Hungary, Rosatom
Protecting the Kremlin While Ignoring the Children: Orbán’s Response to Hungary’s Deepening Trust Crisis in Hungary Crisis
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Protecting the Kremlin While Ignoring the Children: Orbán’s Response to Hungary’s Deepening Trust Crisis in Hungary Crisis

On 13 December 2025, a mass march took place in Budapest toward the office of Hungary’s prime minister on Castle Hill under the slogan “Protect the Children!”. Protesters carried torches and soft…
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December 15, 2025Tags: Hungary
Kazakhstan’s Expanding Role in Russia’s Sanctions-Evasion Architecture
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Kazakhstan’s Expanding Role in Russia’s Sanctions-Evasion Architecture

Following Russia’s full-scale aggression against Ukraine and the subsequent imposition of Western sanctions, Kazakhstan has emerged as one of the central channels enabling Moscow to access “sanctions-sensitive” goods. Trade flows…
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December 1, 2025Tags: Kazakhstan, Russia, Sanctions
The Red Cross Under Moscow’s Control: Risks for the Global Humanitarian System
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The Red Cross Under Moscow’s Control: Risks for the Global Humanitarian System

The Russian Red Cross (RRC) continues to receive international funding despite evidence of its close cooperation with pro-Kremlin structures and its involvement in projects on the occupied territories of Ukraine.In…
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November 26, 2025Tags: RedCross, Russia, Ukraine
The Kremlin’s Shadow Routes: Russia’s Control of Migration and Drug Flows into Europe”
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The Kremlin’s Shadow Routes: Russia’s Control of Migration and Drug Flows into Europe”

Sweden’s Chief of Defence, Lieutenant General Mikael Claesson, stated that Russia’s acts of hybrid warfare against the West are not limited to deploying drones, conducting cyberattacks, and carrying out acts…
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November 24, 2025Tags: Russia
The Kremlin’s Battle for Budapest: Russia’s Hybrid War to Keep Orbán in Power
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The Kremlin’s Battle for Budapest: Russia’s Hybrid War to Keep Orbán in Power

The Kremlin has begun aggressively defending the regime in Budapest ahead of the April 2026 elections. It is evident that Moscow aims to strengthen its influence in Hungary and destroy the…
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November 10, 2025Tags: Hungary, Russia, SVR, USA
Serbia’s Student Uprising One Year On: A Crisis of Legitimacy for Vučić
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Serbia’s Student Uprising One Year On: A Crisis of Legitimacy for Vučić

Serbia one year after the student uprising: November 1 protest set to shake the regime In November 2024, mass protests erupted in Novi Sad after a tent collapsed at the city’s…
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November 3, 2025Tags: Serbia
Kirill Dmitriev: Putin’s Unofficial Envoy and Financial Operative – An Investigative Exposé
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Kirill Dmitriev: Putin’s Unofficial Envoy and Financial Operative – An Investigative Exposé

Kirill Dmitriev has emerged as an unofficial emissary of the Kremlin in the United States, operating under the veneer of economic diplomacy. In October 2025, Dmitriev – officially Russia’s Special Presidential Envoy…
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October 31, 2025Tags: Russia, Ukraine, USA
Djibouti’s Presidential Age Limit Abolition: Internal Dynamics and Implications
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Djibouti’s Presidential Age Limit Abolition: Internal Dynamics and Implications

In late October 2025, Djibouti’s National Assembly voted unanimously to abolish the constitutional provision barring anyone over 75 from running for president. This move removed the last legal obstacle preventing…
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October 28, 2025Tags: Djibouti

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