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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
Côte d’Ivoire’s Fourth-Term Election: Democracy in Retreat
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Côte d’Ivoire’s Fourth-Term Election: Democracy in Retreat

Even before ballots are cast, Côte d’Ivoire’s 25 October presidential election stands as a symbolic defeat for democracy. Incumbent President Alassane Ouattara is seeking a fourth term—an act that deepens constitutional…
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October 24, 2025Tags: Cote d’Ivoire
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
How the International Paralympic Committee Helped Moscow Break Its Isolation”
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How the International Paralympic Committee Helped Moscow Break Its Isolation”

Russia is seeking to break out of political isolation and to “soften sanctions” in the non-military sphere — by overcoming restrictions in humanitarian areas, particularly sports, while simultaneously pushing the…
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October 23, 2025Tags: Russia, Sanctions
When the stadium becomes a battlefield: Serbia’s football and the politics of hate
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When the stadium becomes a battlefield: Serbia’s football and the politics of hate

In the Balkans, football has never been just a game. It has always been an extension of politics, national pride, and unfinished history. When Albania and Serbia met again in…
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October 20, 2025Tags: Albania, Kosovo, Serbia, sport
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
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
Hungary’s Espionage Against EU Institutions: 
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Hungary’s Espionage Against EU Institutions: 

A joint investigation by Der Spiegel (Germany) and partners (Hungary’s Direkt36, Belgium’s De Tijd, Austria’s Der Standard) revealed that the Hungarian government under Viktor Orbán ran a covert spy network in Brussels targeting…
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October 10, 2025Tags: EU, Hungary
Tanzania Elections 2025: Actors, Prospects, Risks, and Foreign Influence
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Tanzania Elections 2025: Actors, Prospects, Risks, and Foreign Influence

Tanzania heads toward general elections in 2025 with the ruling Chama Cha Mapinduzi (CCM) strongly favored but facing a more competitive environment than in 2020. President Samia Suluhu Hassan has…
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October 3, 2025Tags: Tanzania
Moldova’s Parliamentary Vote: What Russia Does Next—and Why Dismantling Pro-Russia Networks Matters
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Moldova’s Parliamentary Vote: What Russia Does Next—and Why Dismantling Pro-Russia Networks Matters

Moldova’s pro-EU Party of Action and Solidarity (PAS) won the September 28, 2025 parliamentary elections, retaining a single-party majority (about 55/101 seats). The result defied months of Russian interference—disinformation, cyber pressure, clerical/NGO channels, and…
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October 1, 2025Tags: Moldova, Russia

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