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Gbagbo’s return to Côte d’Ivoire to increase tribal tensions in the country
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Gbagbo’s return to Côte d’Ivoire to increase tribal tensions in the country

His return is unlikely to facilitate reconciliation for political actors in the country. Laurent Gbagbo, the former president of Cote d'Ivoire, who was recently acquitted of war crimes charges by…
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June 15, 2021Tags: Alassane Ouattara, Cote d’Ivoire, Laurent Gbagbo
Minsk effort to trigger migration crisis in the Baltics, to make for soft power shift in Belarus
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Minsk effort to trigger migration crisis in the Baltics, to make for soft power shift in Belarus

Political turmoil in Belarus brought the Syrian emigration scenario to Lithuanian border. Despite the political unrest in Belarus, illegal migrants, eager to get across to Lithuania, mostly come from Asia…
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June 11, 2021Tags: Belarus, Lithuania, Lukashenko
Mounting persecution of opposition in Nicaragua to delegitimize November elections
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Mounting persecution of opposition in Nicaragua to delegitimize November elections

The Ortega government speaks out against Nicaraguan opposition, removing all political credibility for the country’s government and electoral system. Systematic and repeated violations of the rule of law delegitimize the…
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June 4, 2021Tags: Nicaragua
Ethiopia at risk of falling into authoritarian rule, defeating democracy
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Ethiopia at risk of falling into authoritarian rule, defeating democracy

Democracy is shrinking in Ethiopia at noon of the Parliament elections postponed twice since last year. Peaceful voting is questionable due to the security situation in the country and boycott by opposition parties stemming from unrest. The…
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June 2, 2021Tags: Ethiopia, Tigray
Upcoming elections in Zambia deepen ethnic tensions, threatening democracy and increase risks of violence
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Upcoming elections in Zambia deepen ethnic tensions, threatening democracy and increase risks of violence

The gap between the opposition United Party for National Development and ruling Patriotic Front in Zambia continues to widen, and distrust runs deep. Tensions between the ruling Patriotic Front (PF) and the opposition United Party for…
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May 5, 2021Tags: Zambia
President Farmajo’s assertiveness brought about political crisis in Somalia
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President Farmajo’s assertiveness brought about political crisis in Somalia

The federal government of Somalia could face sanctions and visa restrictions, to respond to non-productive efforts to undermine peace and stability. President Farmajo’s efforts to strengthen the presidency have left him isolated from member…
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April 15, 2021Tags: Jubbaland, Puntland, Somalia
Andres Arauz is strong enough to win elections in Ecuador, although his victory to worsen the crisis in the country
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Andres Arauz is strong enough to win elections in Ecuador, although his victory to worsen the crisis in the country

Pandemic and sizeable external debt of Ecuador has made socialists more popular thereby strengthening positions of leftist candidate Andrés Arauz. 36-year-old economist, former head of the central bank, Arauz is the protégé…
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April 8, 2021Tags: Ecuador
Moscow to put screws on President Sandu, plunging her into a political game with Russian vaccine
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Moscow to put screws on President Sandu, plunging her into a political game with Russian vaccine

Fears are confirmed that the lack of support for Moldova’s President Maia Sandu by the parliament will stir her to cozy up to Russia, despite her Western-leaning campaign promises. Half…
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April 6, 2021Tags: Igor Dodon, Maia Sandu, Moldova
Al-Shabaab threats to American and French forces can benefit China and President Guelleh campaign
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Al-Shabaab threats to American and French forces can benefit China and President Guelleh campaign

Al-Shabaab tries to expand its influence in East Africa and push out Western foreign military forces beyond the region. It uses upcoming presidential elections uncertainty in Djibouti to grow influence and…
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April 2, 2021Tags: Al Shabaab, Djibouti
Election results in Congo hardly to roil the country, but hurt democracy
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Election results in Congo hardly to roil the country, but hurt democracy

Presidential election results in Congo look pessimistic for democracy in this country. There are all signs the dictatorship has been set up in Brazzaville with elements of government corruption, clamping…
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March 25, 2021Tags: Congo

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