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Ethiopia’s June 2026 Elections: Controlled Continuity Amid War, Fragmentation, and Regional Risk
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Ethiopia’s June 2026 Elections: Controlled Continuity Amid War, Fragmentation, and Regional Risk

Ethiopia’s general election, scheduled for 1 June 2026, is formally a nationwide vote for all 547 seats in the House of Peoples’ Representatives, alongside regional council contests. The National Election Board of Ethiopia…
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May 21, 2026Tags: elections, Ethiopia
Niger Under General Tiani: The Institutionalization of Military Rule and the Reconfiguration of Power in the Sahel
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Niger Under General Tiani: The Institutionalization of Military Rule and the Reconfiguration of Power in the Sahel

The decision by Abdourahamane Tiani to formalize a five-year transitional presidency marks a decisive transformation of Niger from a coup-led transitional state into a consolidated military regime with long-term geopolitical ambitions. Far from representing…
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May 20, 2026Tags: Niger
Armenia’s Parliamentary Elections 2026: A Battle for the State’s Geopolitical Future
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Armenia’s Parliamentary Elections 2026: A Battle for the State’s Geopolitical Future

The upcoming parliamentary elections in Armenia scheduled for June 7, 2026, represent the most consequential political contest in the country since the 2018 Velvet Revolution. More than a routine electoral cycle, the vote…
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May 18, 2026Tags: Armenia
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
Symbols of War: Berlin’s Response to Russia’s Politicization of WWII Memory
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Symbols of War: Berlin’s Response to Russia’s Politicization of WWII Memory

The decision by Berlin authorities to again prohibit the display of Russian and Soviet symbols on May 8–9 should be understood not as a narrow public-order measure, but as part…
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May 6, 2026
Strategic Convergence: Mélenchon, NATO Skepticism, and Russia’s European Calculus”
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Strategic Convergence: Mélenchon, NATO Skepticism, and Russia’s European Calculus”

The leader of the far-left party La France Insoumise (Unbowed France), Jean-Luc Mélenchon, has publicly announced his intention to run in the 2027 French presidential election, which would mark his fourth attempt to…
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May 5, 2026Tags: France
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
Sanctioning Influence: The EU Targets Russia’s Hybrid Propaganda Infrastructure
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Sanctioning Influence: The EU Targets Russia’s Hybrid Propaganda Infrastructure

The European Union has expanded sanctions against Russian structures that Brussels considers instruments of propaganda and hybrid operations. In particular, the Council of the European Union has added the media platform Euromore and the Foundation for the…
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April 23, 2026Tags: EU, Russia
Niue’s 2026 Parliamentary Election
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Niue’s 2026 Parliamentary Election

Niue’s parliamentary election on 2 May 2026 is less a contest between formal parties than a test of leadership, local legitimacy, and elite continuity in one of the world’s smallest self-governing polities.…
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April 21, 2026Tags: elections, Niue
Parliamentary Elections in Antigua and Barbuda 
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Parliamentary Elections in Antigua and Barbuda 

The April 30, 2026 parliamentary elections in Antigua and Barbuda represent a competitive but structurally constrained political contest shaped by entrenched party dominance, opposition fragmentation, and tactical timing by the incumbent government.…
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April 20, 2026Tags: Antigua and Barbuda

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