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  Beyond Theology: Patriarch Kirill, Russian Soft Power, and the European Sanctions Debate
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  Beyond Theology: Patriarch Kirill, Russian Soft Power, and the European Sanctions Debate

Italy has joined Bulgaria in expressing concern over the European Commission's proposal to impose targeted sanctions on the head of the Russian Orthodox Church, Patriarch Kirill, as part of the…
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July 6, 2026Tags: Bulgaria, Orthodox church, Russia, Sanctions, Vatican
Diversifying Away from Moscow: Tajikistan’s Emerging Partnership with the United States
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Diversifying Away from Moscow: Tajikistan’s Emerging Partnership with the United States

A meeting took place in Washington between U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio and Tajikistan's Foreign Minister Sirojiddin Muhriddin. The talks focused on trade, economic and investment cooperation, as well…
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July 2, 2026Tags: Tajikistan, USA
Lavrov’s “Trump’s War” Narrative: Moscow’s Attempt to Reframe U.S. Policy and Preserve Escalation Leverage
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Lavrov’s “Trump’s War” Narrative: Moscow’s Attempt to Reframe U.S. Policy and Preserve Escalation Leverage

Sergey Lavrov’s claim that “Biden’s war” has become “Trump’s war” is not merely a rhetorical attack on Washington. It is a calibrated Russian information operation aimed at reframing the war in…
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June 30, 2026Tags: Russia, Ukraine, USA
Leaked Kremlin Documents Reveal Plans to Redraw Central Europe’s Political Landscape by Dismantling the Visegrád Group
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Leaked Kremlin Documents Reveal Plans to Redraw Central Europe’s Political Landscape by Dismantling the Visegrád Group

Leaked classified documents have exposed Kremlin plans to fundamentally reshape the political landscape of Central Europe by dismantling the Visegrád Group (V4) and replacing it with a new regional bloc…
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June 25, 2026Tags: Czech Republic, Hungary, Poland, Russia, SDA
Bardella’s Repositioning and the Erosion of Russia’s Influence in the European Far Right
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Bardella’s Repositioning and the Erosion of Russia’s Influence in the European Far Right

The statements by Jordan Bardella, leader of France’s National Rally (Rassemblement National) and one of the leading contenders in the next presidential election, reflect a broader transformation underway within Europe’s…
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June 17, 2026Tags: France, Russia
The Murder of Semyon Skrepetsky in Poland: A Russian Signal to Lukashenko and an Attempt to Prevent Belarus’s Westward Maneuver
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The Murder of Semyon Skrepetsky in Poland: A Russian Signal to Lukashenko and an Attempt to Prevent Belarus’s Westward Maneuver

The murder of Russian opposition artist Semyon Skrepetsky in the Polish city of Biała Podlaska, near the Belarusian border, should be viewed not merely as a criminal act but also as…
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June 16, 2026Tags: Belarus, Lukashenko, Russia
Europe’s Intelligence Challenge in an Emerging U.S.-China Bipolar World
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Europe’s Intelligence Challenge in an Emerging U.S.-China Bipolar World

Europe is entering a period of strategic uncertainty unprecedented since the end of the Cold War. As geopolitical competition increasingly centers on the rivalry between the United States and China,…
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June 10, 2026Tags: China, EU, USA
Georgia: The U.S. Audit of Russian and Chinese Influence in the South Caucasus
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Georgia: The U.S. Audit of Russian and Chinese Influence in the South Caucasus

The U.S. House of Representatives has approved a bill calling for an investigation into the activities of Russian and Chinese intelligence services in Georgia, as well as the preparation of…
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June 10, 2026Tags: Georgia, Russia, USA
The Potash Trap for Washington: How Minsk and Moscow Are Seeking to Leverage U.S. Interest in the Nezhinsky Potash Project to Undermine the Sanctions Regime
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The Potash Trap for Washington: How Minsk and Moscow Are Seeking to Leverage U.S. Interest in the Nezhinsky Potash Project to Undermine the Sanctions Regime

In December 2025 and again in March 2026, the U.S. Treasury Department's Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC) eased certain restrictions affecting Belarus's potash sector and selected financial institutions. Reuters…
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June 8, 2026Tags: Belarus, Russia, Sanctions, USA
The Strategic Logic Behind the Polish-British Defense Pact
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The Strategic Logic Behind the Polish-British Defense Pact

Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk has stated that Warsaw seeks the closest possible coordination with London in response to growing Russian military and hybrid threats. According to Prime Minister Donald…
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June 3, 2026Tags: United Kingdom

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