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The Graham Sanctions Bill: Strategic Escalation Against Russia’s Shadow Economy
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The Graham Sanctions Bill: Strategic Escalation Against Russia’s Shadow Economy

What the Lindsey Graham Sanctions Bill Is—and What It Signals The sanctions initiative associated with Lindsey Graham represents a qualitative escalation in U.S. economic warfare against Russia. Unlike earlier sanctions rounds that focused primarily…
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January 8, 2026Tags: Russia, Sanctions, USA
From Economics to Power Projection: BRICS Plus Demonstrates Military Ambition in South African Waters
Posted inGeoeconomics Geopolitics

From Economics to Power Projection: BRICS Plus Demonstrates Military Ambition in South African Waters

From 9 to 16 January 2026, naval military exercises entitled “Will for Peace” are being held in the territorial waters of the Republic of South Africa. Participating in these drills are both BRICS…
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January 5, 2026Tags: BRICS, China, Iran, Russia, USA
The Russian Factor in Egypt: Strategic Projects and the Reconfiguration of Power in North Africa
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The Russian Factor in Egypt: Strategic Projects and the Reconfiguration of Power in North Africa

Egypt Today published an article on the outcomes of a meeting between Egyptian President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi, senior members of the Egyptian government, and Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov. During the…
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December 23, 2025Tags: Egypt, Russia, USA
Machine Tools of War: How Western Technology Sustains Russia’s Military-Industrial Complex Despite Sanctions
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Machine Tools of War: How Western Technology Sustains Russia’s Military-Industrial Complex Despite Sanctions

Sanctions pressure exerted by the international community produces a multi-layered, yet indirect, effect on the functioning of Russia’s military-industrial complex. This pressure drives the continuous transformation of production chains, the…
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December 22, 2025Tags: Russia, Sanctions
Shadow Diplomacy: Moscow’s Use of Former Illegals to Access India’s High-Tech Ecosystem
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Shadow Diplomacy: Moscow’s Use of Former Illegals to Access India’s High-Tech Ecosystem

A former deep-cover Russian intelligence officer, whose clandestine identity was exposed in 2010 after his arrest in the United States, is now at the forefront of the Kremlin’s efforts to…
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December 10, 2025Tags: India, Russia, Sanctions
Putin’s Visit to India: Strategy, Objectives, and Geopolitical Implications Context & Timing
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Putin’s Visit to India: Strategy, Objectives, and Geopolitical Implications Context & Timing

In December 2025, Putin made his first visit to India since the start of Russia's war in Ukraine.  The visit occurs amid intense Western (especially U.S.) pressure on India over…
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December 5, 2025Tags: China, India, Russia, USA
The Rise of the Organization of Turkic States: A New Strategic Axis Weakening Russia’s Influence in Central Asia
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The Rise of the Organization of Turkic States: A New Strategic Axis Weakening Russia’s Influence in Central Asia

The Organization of Turkic States (OTS), under Turkiye’s increasingly assertive leadership, has transformed from a cultural forum into a dynamic geopolitical bloc. As Russia weakens under the weight of its…
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December 3, 2025Tags: OTS, Russia, Turkiye
How a Single Meeting Endangers Trump Politically and Strengthens Moscow”
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How a Single Meeting Endangers Trump Politically and Strengthens Moscow”

President Donald Trump hosts Hungary’s PM Viktor Orbán at the White House. Official and media lines point to Russian oil sanctions, economic cooperation, and Orbán’s push to broker a Trump–Putin encounter as headline  Orbán’s aims (primary → secondary)…
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November 7, 2025Tags: Hungary, Russia, USA
HUxit: Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán Approaches the 2026 Election Under the Shadow of a Potential EU Suspension
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HUxit: Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán Approaches the 2026 Election Under the Shadow of a Potential EU Suspension

Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán is approaching his re-election campaign, scheduled for April 2026, as the leader who has brought Hungary to the brink of losing its European Union membership through excessively close and corrupt…
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October 22, 2025Tags: EU, Hungary
Russia Under Sanctions: Diversifying Trade Routes to the East
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Russia Under Sanctions: Diversifying Trade Routes to the East

After its full-scale invasion of Ukraine in 2022, Russia faced unprecedented sanctions pressure from the West. Moscow’s response was to reorient its trade flows toward Asian markets — primarily South…
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October 6, 2025Tags: India, Russia, Sanctions

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