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Coup Attempt in Kyrgyzstan: Internal Power Struggle, Foreign Interests, and Risks for Central Asia
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Coup Attempt in Kyrgyzstan: Internal Power Struggle, Foreign Interests, and Risks for Central Asia

The latest alleged coup attempt in Kyrgyzstan reflects a deepening internal power struggle within the country’s ruling elite rather than a classic ideological revolution. The accusations against former security chief Kamchybek Tashiev reveal growing fractures…
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May 14, 2026Tags: Kyrgyzstan
Fortress Kremlin: Elite Fractures, Regime Security, and Coup Risk in Russia
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Fortress Kremlin: Elite Fractures, Regime Security, and Coup Risk in Russia

Recent reporting attributed to a European intelligence assessment points to a marked tightening of personal security around Vladimir Putin and rising friction among Russia’s (security services). Taken together, these signals suggest a…
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May 4, 2026Tags: Russia
breaking: Benin at the Frontline of the Sahel Coup Wave: Anatomy of a Failed Military Takeover
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breaking: Benin at the Frontline of the Sahel Coup Wave: Anatomy of a Failed Military Takeover

Early morning 7 December 2025: A group of at least eight soldiers seized Benin’s state TV (BTV) in Cotonou and announced that they had removed President Patrice Talon, dissolved all state…
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December 7, 2025Tags: Benin
A Narco-State in Flux: Why the 2025 Guinea-Bissau Coup Creates Space for Russian Influence
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A Narco-State in Flux: Why the 2025 Guinea-Bissau Coup Creates Space for Russian Influence

26–27 November 2025, the army ousted President Umaro Sissoco Embaló and installed Gen. Horta N’Ta Na Man as transitional leader.   Guinea-Bissau is a small, chronically unstable state where three fault lines overlap:…
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November 27, 2025Tags: Guinea-Bissau
Turkmenistan on the Edge? Coup Risk in the Berdymukhamedov Duumvirate”
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Turkmenistan on the Edge? Coup Risk in the Berdymukhamedov Duumvirate”

Turkmenistan today is one of the most repressive regimes on the planet: a family-based dictatorship centered on Gurbanguly Berdymukhamedov (“Arkadag”, National Leader) and his son, President Serdar. Freedom House classifies it as…
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November 18, 2025Tags: Turkmenistan
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
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
GRU, SVR, and the Georgescu–Potra plot to destabilize Romania
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GRU, SVR, and the Georgescu–Potra plot to destabilize Romania

Romanian prosecutors have sent former presidential candidate Călin Georgescu to trial for attempted coup / actions against constitutional order, alongside ex–French Foreign Legionnaire Horațiu Potra and 21 others. The case sits inside a broader picture…
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September 18, 2025Tags: Romania, Russia
Mali After the Arrests: Scenarios for Power, Instability, and Foreign Influence”
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Mali After the Arrests: Scenarios for Power, Instability, and Foreign Influence”

Media reports confirm that Mali’s junta has arrested between 20 and 50 soldiers over the past few days for allegedly plotting to topple Colonel Assimi Goïta’s military government. Among those detained are:…
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August 14, 2025Tags: Mali
The Coup Attempt in Serbia — Kremlin Influence, Balkan Instability, and Strategic Fallout
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The Coup Attempt in Serbia — Kremlin Influence, Balkan Instability, and Strategic Fallout

The attempted coup in Serbia represents a critical turning point in Balkan politics, exposing fragile domestic institutions and Serbia’s delicate balance between the EU and Russia. While the plot was swiftly neutralized,…
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June 26, 2025Tags: Russia, Serbia

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