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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
EP Resolution Against Serbia, the silence on Radojičić and the politics of selective accountability
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EP Resolution Against Serbia, the silence on Radojičić and the politics of selective accountability

The European Parliament will once again turn its attention to Serbia’s deepening political crisis during its session in Strasbourg from October 20–23. The debate will culminate in the adoption of…
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October 23, 2025Tags: EU, Serbia
HUxit: Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán Approaches the 2026 Election Under the Shadow of a Potential EU Suspension
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HUxit: Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán Approaches the 2026 Election Under the Shadow of a Potential EU Suspension

Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán is approaching his re-election campaign, scheduled for April 2026, as the leader who has brought Hungary to the brink of losing its European Union membership through excessively close and corrupt…
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October 22, 2025Tags: EU, Hungary
Post-Dayton Reckoning: The Political Collapse of Milorad Dodik and the Future of Republika Srpska
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Post-Dayton Reckoning: The Political Collapse of Milorad Dodik and the Future of Republika Srpska

The political downfall of Milorad Dodik, the long-serving leader of Republika Srpska (RS), marks a turning point in Bosnia and Herzegovina’s (BiH) post-Dayton political landscape. Once perceived as the most…
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October 21, 2025Tags: Bosnia and Herzegovina, Republica Srpska
A Coup Within the Party: The Mnangagwa–Chiwenga Rift and the Future of Zimbabwe’s Power Structure
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A Coup Within the Party: The Mnangagwa–Chiwenga Rift and the Future of Zimbabwe’s Power Structure

President Emmerson Mnangagwa has accused his deputy, Constantino Chiwenga, of incitement and treason in response to a corruption dossier Chiwenga reportedly presented to the Zanu PF politburo, escalating the party's…
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October 17, 2025Tags: Zimbabwe
Russia’s Managed Succession: Signs of an Approaching Power Transit
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Russia’s Managed Succession: Signs of an Approaching Power Transit

Russia Prepares for a Managed Transit of Power Preparations for a controlled transition of power are underway in Russia — a process that has been in planning since as early as 2020. Indicators…
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October 17, 2025Tags: Patrushev, Russia
Easy Capital, Hidden Agents: The Security Fallout of Europe’s Visa Programs”
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Easy Capital, Hidden Agents: The Security Fallout of Europe’s Visa Programs”

In June 2021, we emphasized the need for a partial return to the Soviet-era practice of restricting the entry of Russians into Western countries. to block and withdraw Russian bribery funds…
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October 15, 2025Tags: EU, Russia
October 2025 Coup in Madagascar: Causes and Consequences
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October 2025 Coup in Madagascar: Causes and Consequences

Madagascar’s President Andry Rajoelina had ruled since 2019 (and briefly after a 2009 coup) amid chronic governance problems. His government was widely seen as corrupt and unresponsive. By mid‑October 2025,…
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October 14, 2025Tags: Madagascar

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