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Personal sanctions can press the Kremlin more effectively

The latest tensions around Ukraine, Russia's ultimatums sent to the United States, the EU and NATO, as well as the Kremlin’s threats to attack some targets in Europe with the…

January 6, 2022Russia, Sanctions

Corruption Democracy

Guatemala: rotten to the core to bet that it could show signs of recovery

Guatemala is going through political turmoil amid total corruption and race for power by elites closely tied to the criminals. In the mid-run, there is no reason to believe the…

August 3, 2021FECI, Guatemala

Corruption

Serbia: mafia at the top

Veljko Belivuk and his gang "Janjicari" (the gang took its name from the elite Ottoman infantry units under the Ottoman Empire) have long been the subject of investigations in Serbia.…

July 26, 2021Serbia

Corruption Drug trafficking National Security

Maduro regime to shield Alex Saab from extradition

Venezuelan regime of Nicolas Maduro has launched a campaign to save Alex Saab, his Alleged financier, from extradition to the USA. Maduro fears that investigation of Saab’s case may expose his connections with…

June 23, 2021Alex Saab, Venezuela

Warfare Corruption

Regular criticisms of Russian weapon systems quality shows how much its military conventional potential is exaggerated

The low quality of Russian weapons systems turned to be a systemic problem of the Russian defense complex. In particular, it became more than evident in the light of the…

April 27, 2021India, Russia, weapon

Corruption

Bribe as a Weapon: Corruption as a Tool of Expansion

Corruption is generally thought to cripple the economy and reduce foreign investment quote required for economic development. Russia and China have managed to see corruption as a window of opportunity…

October 8, 2020China, Russia

Corruption

Personal sanctions can press the Kremlin more effectively

Guatemala: rotten to the core to bet that it could show signs of recovery

Serbia: mafia at the top

Maduro regime to shield Alex Saab from extradition

Regular criticisms of Russian weapon systems quality shows how much its military conventional potential is exaggerated

Bribe as a Weapon: Corruption as a Tool of Expansion

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