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Russia’s Strategic Defeat in Africa: How the Kremlin’s Militarized Approach Is Losing to France’s Long-Term Economic Model
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Russia’s Strategic Defeat in Africa: How the Kremlin’s Militarized Approach Is Losing to France’s Long-Term Economic Model

France’s foreign minister declared that Russia has suffered a geopolitical defeat in Africa. Commenting on Moscow’s attempts to expand its influence in Mali, Niger, and Burkina Faso, the French foreign minister described the Russian model…
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May 15, 2026Tags: France, Russia
Why Washington Is Ignoring Russian Strikes on U.S. Business Assets in Ukraine
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Why Washington Is Ignoring Russian Strikes on U.S. Business Assets in Ukraine

The growing pattern of Russian strikes against facilities linked to major American corporations in Ukraine — including companies such as Coca-Cola, Cargill, Boeing, Mondelez International, and Philip Morris International — reveals a significant contradiction in current…
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May 13, 2026Tags: Russia, Ukraine, USA
Tajikistan’s Strategic Pivot Toward China: Consequences for Russia and the Future Balance of Power in Central Asia
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Tajikistan’s Strategic Pivot Toward China: Consequences for Russia and the Future Balance of Power in Central Asia

President of Tajikistan Emomali Rahmon held a meeting with executives and representatives of Chinese companies, during which the parties discussed expanding trade and investment cooperation and launching new joint projects. Dushanbe is intensifying…
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May 13, 2026Tags: China, Russia, Tajikistan, USA
Italian Lobbyist Vittorio Torrembini Promotes Narrative on the “Inevitable Revival” of EU–Russia Economic Relations
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Italian Lobbyist Vittorio Torrembini Promotes Narrative on the “Inevitable Revival” of EU–Russia Economic Relations

Well-known Russian lobbyist Vittorio Torrembini stated in an interview with Russian propagandists that Western sanctions are ineffective and that a new flourishing of trade and economic relations with Russia is supposedly inevitable.…
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May 7, 2026Tags: Italy
The Russian Factor in the Middle East War:Economic Parasitism and the Kremlin’s Destabilization Strategy
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The Russian Factor in the Middle East War:Economic Parasitism and the Kremlin’s Destabilization Strategy

The war in the Middle East around Iran has become not only a regional conflict but also an instrument of global economic and geopolitical competition. The primary beneficiary of this instability…
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April 30, 2026Tags: China, Iran, Russia, USA
Information Legitimation of a Possible Fidesz Victory in Hungary Through the Model of Premature Result Imposition
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Information Legitimation of a Possible Fidesz Victory in Hungary Through the Model of Premature Result Imposition

The closed-door negotiations in Budapest on April 7–8 between representatives of the U.S. administration and the Hungarian leadership created a favorable foreign-policy window for Prime Minister Viktor Orbán to implement…
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April 10, 2026Tags: elections, Hungary, USA
Bypassing the System: Russia’s Crypto Networks in Africa and the Erosion of U.S. Sanctions Power
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Bypassing the System: Russia’s Crypto Networks in Africa and the Erosion of U.S. Sanctions Power

Moscow is using Africa as a space in which it can reduce the effectiveness of U.S. sanctions pressure by shifting external transactions into crypto-based payment channels operating outside the traditional…
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April 8, 2026Tags: Niger, Nigeria, Russia, USA, Zimbabwe
Explosives Near Pipeline in Serbia — Actors, Motives, and Political Implications
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Explosives Near Pipeline in Serbia — Actors, Motives, and Political Implications

Executive Summary The discovery of explosives near a major gas pipeline in northern Serbia—part of the TurkStream/Balkan Stream system supplying Russian gas to Hungary—is a highly politicized and strategically sensitive incident. While…
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April 6, 2026Tags: GRU, Hungary, Serbia, Ukraine
Debates in the Swiss Parliament on Lifting Sanctions Against Russia: A Dangerous Signal for Europe
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Debates in the Swiss Parliament on Lifting Sanctions Against Russia: A Dangerous Signal for Europe

Discussions have intensified in the Swiss Parliament regarding the potential lifting of sanctions against Russia, amid a deepening energy crisis in Europe and ongoing conflict in the Middle East. Jean-Luc Addor,…
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April 2, 2026Tags: Russia, Sanctions, Switzerland
Budapest’s Backchannel: How Hungary Allegedly Helped Russia Undermine EU Sanctions
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Budapest’s Backchannel: How Hungary Allegedly Helped Russia Undermine EU Sanctions

At the direction of Vladimir Putin, Budapest has been lobbying for the lifting of sanctions against Russian oligarchs. An audio recording from 2024 has surfaced online, confirming that Hungarian Foreign…
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April 1, 2026Tags: Hungary, Russia, Usmanov

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