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The Kiriyenko Blueprint: Turning Moldova’s Election into an Operation
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The Kiriyenko Blueprint: Turning Moldova’s Election into an Operation

Elections on Sept. 28 will set Moldova’s course: a pro-European future or a return to Russia’s orbit. For years, Moscow has sought to bring Moldova to heel—through the buying of politicians,…
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September 25, 2025
Ballots and Provocations: Moscow’s Election Gambit in Moldova
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Ballots and Provocations: Moscow’s Election Gambit in Moldova

Less than a week before parliamentary elections, Moldovan authorities conducted 250 searches targeting more than 100 people amid suspicions that Russia is attempting to destabilize the country and sway the…
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September 23, 2025Tags: Moldova, Russia
Guinea Votes on a Controversial New Constitution — What’s at Stake
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Guinea Votes on a Controversial New Constitution — What’s at Stake

uinea’s September 21, 2025 constitutional referendum is the pivotal moment of the country’s post-coup “transition.” The draft charter would lengthen presidential terms, create a Senate with seats the president can…
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September 22, 2025Tags: Guinea
Kozak’s Deals vs. Kiriyenko’s Political Tech
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Kozak’s Deals vs. Kiriyenko’s Political Tech

On September 18, 2025, Vladimir Putin signed a decree relieving Dmitry Kozak of his duties as Deputy Chief of Staffof the Presidential Administration. The Kremlin says he resigned “at his own request,” and Russian…
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September 19, 2025Tags: Kiriyenko, Kozak, Russia
Jamaica’s 2025 General Election: Actors, Outcomes, and What’s at Stake
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Jamaica’s 2025 General Election: Actors, Outcomes, and What’s at Stake

Jamaicans vote at Sept. 3 rd  for all 63 single-member constituencies (first-past-the-post). The race is competitive: the incumbent Jamaica Labour Party (JLP) seeks a third consecutive term against the People’s National Party (PNP). International observers (OAS) are…
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September 3, 2025Tags: Jamaica
Guyana’s 2025 Elections: Actors, Outcomes, and Risks
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Guyana’s 2025 Elections: Actors, Outcomes, and Risks

Guyanese voters are choosing a president and the 65-member National Assembly Sept. 1, 2025), with control over a world-class offshore oil boom at stake. Observers from the Commonwealth, EU, OAS…
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September 1, 2025Tags: Guyana
Coalitions, Crises, and Contestation: Malawi Faces a Decisive Vote
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Coalitions, Crises, and Contestation: Malawi Faces a Decisive Vote

The 2025 elections in Malawi are less about ideological divides and more about coalition-building, leadership credibility, and economic survival. The outcome will determine whether Malawi sustains its democratic trajectory—or slips into polarization…
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August 27, 2025Tags: Malawi
The Politicization of U.S. Intelligence: History, Causes, and Implications
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The Politicization of U.S. Intelligence: History, Causes, and Implications

The removal of a senior CIA officer by the U.S. Director of National Intelligence (DNI), alongside the revocation of classified access for 36 current and former officers, highlights a longstanding…
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August 22, 2025Tags: CIA, DNI, Russia, USA
Guinea’s September 21, 2025 Constitutional Referendum: Aims, Issues, Outcomes, and Stakeholders
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Guinea’s September 21, 2025 Constitutional Referendum: Aims, Issues, Outcomes, and Stakeholders

The junta led by Gen. Mamady Doumbouya has set Sept. 21, 2025 for a constitutional referendum—presented as the first step back to civilian rule, with national elections signaled for December 2025.   What’s in…
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August 21, 2025Tags: Guinea
Bolivia’s 2025 Elections: Outcomes, Leaders, Consequences, and Political Realignment
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Bolivia’s 2025 Elections: Outcomes, Leaders, Consequences, and Political Realignment

Result so far: First round (Aug 17, 2025) points to a runoff on Oct 19 with Rodrigo Paz (centrist) versus Jorge “Tuto” Quiroga (right‑of‑center). MAS (Evo Morales/Luis Arce’s party) suffered a historic collapse amid internal schism and…
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August 18, 2025Tags: Bolivia

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