Skip to content

Robert Lansing Institute

Robert Lansing Institute
Twitter Linkedin
Menu
  • Home
  • Who We Are
    • About Robert Lansing
    • About Robert Lansing Institute
    • What we do
    • Research
  • Analysis
    • Conflict
    • Corruption
    • Democracy
    • Economy
    • Energy
    • Drug trafficking
    • Food Security
    • Geopolitics
    • Governance
    • Intelligence ops
    • Opinion
    • Peacekeeping
    • Propaganda and Disinformation
    • Psyops
    • Terrorism
    • Warfare
  • Must Read
    • Analytic papers
    • Infographics we recommend
Generic selectors
Exact matches only
Search in title
Search in content
Post Type Selectors
Filter by Categories
-
climate change
Conflict
Corruption
Coup
Democracy
Drug trafficking
ecology
Economy
Energy
Estimates
Food Security
Geoeconomics
Geopolitics
Governance
Healthcare
ideology
Intelligence ops
migration
Must Read Infographics
Must Read PDF
National Security
Nonproliferation
Opinion
Peacekeeping
profile
Propaganda and Disinformation
Psyops
Situation Reports
Terrorism
War crimes
Warfare
  • Home
  • Who We Are
    • About Robert Lansing
    • About Robert Lansing Institute
    • What we do
    • Research
  • Analysis
    • Conflict
    • Corruption
    • Democracy
    • Economy
    • Energy
    • Drug trafficking
    • Food Security
    • Geopolitics
    • Governance
    • Intelligence ops
    • Opinion
    • Peacekeeping
    • Propaganda and Disinformation
    • Psyops
    • Terrorism
    • Warfare
  • Must Read
    • Analytic papers
    • Infographics we recommend
Robert Lansing Institute
Twitter Linkedin

Democracy

Envelopes of Cash: Russian Espionage and Influence Operations in the European Parliament”
Posted inDemocracy Governance Intelligence ops

Envelopes of Cash: Russian Espionage and Influence Operations in the European Parliament”

During a debate in the European Parliament titled “Cases of Pro-Russian Espionage in the European Parliament,”participants stated the need to establish a special body tasked with investigating the possible involvement of…
Read More
December 19, 2025
From Partner to Principal Threat: How Russia Chose Confrontation—and What It Could Have Been
Posted inDemocracy Geopolitics Governance ideology National Security

From Partner to Principal Threat: How Russia Chose Confrontation—and What It Could Have Been

In first speech after taking office, Blaise Metreweli, the head of Britain’s intelligence service MI6, warned that Russia represents an aggressive, expansionist, and revisionist threat. Metreweli stated that assassination plots, sabotage, cyberattacks, and…
Read More
December 16, 2025Tags: Russia
Protecting the Kremlin While Ignoring the Children: Orbán’s Response to Hungary’s Deepening Trust Crisis in Hungary Crisis
Posted inCorruption Democracy Governance Propaganda and Disinformation

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…
Read More
December 15, 2025Tags: Hungary
Elections Without Choice: Power, Ethnicity, and Foreign Influence in Congo-Brazzaville
Posted inDemocracy Governance

Elections Without Choice: Power, Ethnicity, and Foreign Influence in Congo-Brazzaville

Presidential elections are scheduled in the Republic of the Congo in 2026. Incumbent president Denis Sassou Nguesso, in power continuously since 1997 (and earlier from 1979–1992), is widely expected to run again…
Read More
December 12, 2025Tags: Congo-Brazzaville
A Narco-State in Flux: Why the 2025 Guinea-Bissau Coup Creates Space for Russian Influence
Posted inCoup Democracy Drug trafficking

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:…
Read More
November 27, 2025Tags: Guinea-Bissau
The Red Cross Under Moscow’s Control: Risks for the Global Humanitarian System
Posted inCorruption Democracy Propaganda and Disinformation

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…
Read More
November 26, 2025Tags: RedCross, Russia, Ukraine
Kosovo’s political reset: what the dissolution of parliament reveals about governance and crisis
Posted inDemocracy Governance

Kosovo’s political reset: what the dissolution of parliament reveals about governance and crisis

Before dissolving parliament, President Osmani urged deputies to pass a budget extension, an appeal that underscored how fragile the moment has become. Without it, Kosovo enters the new year unable…
Read More
November 20, 2025Tags: Kosovo
The Doppelgänger War and fake media rewriting the truth in the Balkans
Posted inDemocracy Propaganda and Disinformation Psyops

The Doppelgänger War and fake media rewriting the truth in the Balkans

Across Europe, and increasingly in the Balkans, a new weapon of influence is spreading: Doppelgänger media. These are not crude propaganda blogs or bot accounts. They are digital twins of…
Read More
November 18, 2025
Guinea-Bissau’s November Elections: Actors, Trends, Risks, Scenarios, Foreign Influence, Consequences
Posted inDemocracy Governance

Guinea-Bissau’s November Elections: Actors, Trends, Risks, Scenarios, Foreign Influence, Consequences

Guinea-Bissau heads to simultaneous presidential and legislative elections on 23 November 2025 (with a possible second presidential round on 30 November) under highly contentious conditions: the opposition’s main force (PAIGC/Pai Terra Ranka)…
Read More
November 10, 2025Tags: Guinea-Bissau
Guinea’s December 2025 Election: Actors, Ethnic Fault Lines, Foreign Stakes, Consequences
Posted inDemocracy Governance

Guinea’s December 2025 Election: Actors, Ethnic Fault Lines, Foreign Stakes, Consequences

 Presidential election set for 28 December 2025, the first vote since the Sept-2021 coup. A new constitution approved on 21 September 2025 (turnout reported 86%, 89% “Yes”) reshaped the rules—7-year presidential term (renewable…
Read More
November 4, 2025Tags: Guinea

Posts pagination

1 2 3 … 24 Next page

Partner Institutes

The Center for Nationalism Studies (CNS)

Headquarter: director@lansinginstitute.org

Africa: africa@lansinginstitute.org

America: america@lansinginstitute.org

Asia: asia@lansinginstitute.org

Europe: europe@lansinginstitute.org

Headquarter:
19 Holly Cove Ln., Dover,  Kent,  Del., 19901.

Phone: +1 302.499.20.07

European branch:
La Grande Arche – Paroi Nord La Défense FR,
1 Tunnel de Nanterre-La Défense, 92044 Paris, France
Phone: +33 695.42.57.44

Copyright 2019-2026— Robert Lansing Institute e. All rights reserved.
Scroll to Top