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Guinea-Bissau’s Constitutional Referendum: Stabilization Reform or Institutionalization of Military-Backed Presidential Rule?
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Guinea-Bissau’s Constitutional Referendum: Stabilization Reform or Institutionalization of Military-Backed Presidential Rule?

Guinea-Bissau’s August 30 constitutional referendum should be understood as a constitutional redesign, a mechanism for legitimizing the post-coup political order, and potentially a means of restructuring the political system in favor…
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August 31, 2026Tags: Guinea-Bissau
“Poland: From a Constitutional Tribunal Crisis to a Crisis of Mutual Recognition”
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“Poland: From a Constitutional Tribunal Crisis to a Crisis of Mutual Recognition”

The text generally describes the political nature of the conflict correctly, but it should be made more legally precise and analytically stronger. An important clarification: on May 5, the ECtHR…
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August 31, 2026Tags: Poland
The Rise of Vannaccismo: A Structural Shift in Italy’s Radical Right?
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The Rise of Vannaccismo: A Structural Shift in Italy’s Radical Right?

n the municipality of Vedelago, in the Veneto region, a “Squadrismo Summer Fest” was held — an event featuring symbols and rhetoric associated with Italian fascism. On social media, former local councilor…
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August 26, 2026Tags: Futuro Nazionale, Italy, Nazi
Roberto Vannacci’s Futuro Nazionale: From Coded Fascist Symbolism to the Normalization of Far-Right Radicalism
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Roberto Vannacci’s Futuro Nazionale: From Coded Fascist Symbolism to the Normalization of Far-Right Radicalism

The Italian far-right movement Futuro Nazionale, led by MEP Roberto Vannacci, has found itself at the center of a scandal following the exposure of a closed WhatsApp community of roughly…
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August 19, 2026Tags: Futuro Nazionale, Italy, Nazi
George Weah’s 2029 Comeback Bid: Electoral Prospects and Implications for Liberia’s Political Stability
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George Weah’s 2029 Comeback Bid: Electoral Prospects and Implications for Liberia’s Political Stability

Former President George Manneh Weah’s declaration that he will contest Liberia’s 2029 presidential election immediately makes him the strongest identifiable opposition candidate and transforms the election from an open succession…
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August 5, 2026Tags: Liberia
Beyond Free Speech: France’s Deportation of RT France’s Former Director and the Evolution of Counter-Influence Strategy
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Beyond Free Speech: France’s Deportation of RT France’s Former Director and the Evolution of Counter-Influence Strategy

France's decision to deport Kseniya Fedorova, the former head of RT France and a prominent Russian commentator, marks a significant shift in the country's approach to countering foreign information operations. French authorities…
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July 31, 2026Tags: France, RT
From Prigozhin’s Political Machine to an SVR Influence Platform: Russia’s Reorganization of Africa Politology
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From Prigozhin’s Political Machine to an SVR Influence Platform: Russia’s Reorganization of Africa Politology

Russia’s transfer of the former Prigozhin-linked influence network known as Africa Politology, or internally as “The Company,” to the control of the Foreign Intelligence Service, or SVR, represents more than an administrative restructuring. It…
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July 31, 2026Tags: Russia, SVR, Wagner Group
Zambia’s 2026 Parliamentary Elections: Strategic Outlook and Implications for Domestic Stability and Foreign Influence
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Zambia’s 2026 Parliamentary Elections: Strategic Outlook and Implications for Domestic Stability and Foreign Influence

Zambia's parliamentary and presidential elections, scheduled for 13 August 2026, represent one of Southern Africa's most consequential political contests this year. The vote is expected to determine whether President Hakainde Hichilema and the…
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July 28, 2026Tags: elections, Zambia
Ghana’s Unfinished Fight Against Witchcraft Accusations: Historical Roots and Lessons from Across Africa
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Ghana’s Unfinished Fight Against Witchcraft Accusations: Historical Roots and Lessons from Across Africa

Six years after the killing of 90-year-old Akua Denteh in Ghana, the country has still not enacted specific legislation criminalizing witchcraft accusations. The continued delay highlights a deeper problem: Ghana is…
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July 27, 2026Tags: Ghana, Nigeria, witchcraft, Zambia
NKH: Hungary’s Emerging Influence Platform and the Future of Information Warfare in Central Europe
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NKH: Hungary’s Emerging Influence Platform and the Future of Information Warfare in Central Europe

Former leading propagandist for the pro-Kremlin media organization Megafon, Dávid Filep, who for years received millions in government funding to promote the interests of Viktor Orbán's administration and whitewash Russia's…
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June 29, 2026Tags: Hungary

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