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Berlusconi feeling abandoned by Washington, turns to Moscow

An atlantist with Putin in his heart. This is the contradictory portrait of former Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi, who in these hours is causing a scandal for some recordings…

October 21, 2022Berlusconi, Italy, Meloni, Russia, USA

Geopolitics

Sanctions should be imposed if Serbia continues its flirt with Russia

Serbia´s siding with Russia in the aggression against Ukraine is duly noted. This siding shows a lot about the ambitions of this country in relation to other countries of the Western Balkans.…

October 13, 2022Kosovo, Russia, Serbia

- Geopolitics

NATO in the Balkans is moving

The relations of the Balkans with Moscow have always been complicated, with a part of the population distanced from Russian politics and rhetoric, and another part influenced and in support…

October 6, 2022NATO

- Geopolitics Governance

The non-paper diplomacy trend in Balkans

A so called 'new framework' is a comprehensive agreement which ‘leaked’ through the Kosovo media a few weeks ago. The first draft of this agreement aiming to normalize relations between Kosovo…

September 30, 2022Kosovo, Serbia

Conflict Geopolitics

Vucic threatens to escalate what he already does in Northern Kosovo

Less than three years ago, the President of Serbia, Aleksander Vucic, stated in a televised interview that ‘if we do not accept the compromise solution with Kosovo, we will destroy…

September 21, 2022Kosovo, Russia, Serbia

Conflict Geopolitics

CSTO turns incapable, Russia loses leadership in the post-Soviet space

The Collective Security Treaty Organization’s (CSTO) refusal to send ‘peacekeepers’ to Armenia against the background of the conflict escalation with Azerbaijan will inevitably lead to the organization collapse. Russia's military invasion of…

September 19, 2022Armenia, Azerbaijan, China, Russia, Turkey, Türkiye

Geopolitics Opinion

Increased supply of heavy weapons to Ukraine serves Germany’s interests

Germany has received a historic chance to shed all negativity that has been trailing behind the nation since World War 2 by demonstrating leadership in a free and democratic Europe in…

September 13, 2022Germany, Ukraine

Geopolitics Terrorism

Albania cuts off diplomatic ties with Iran. Being enemy on the cyber space

On the morning of September 7, the Albanian Prime Minister Edi Rama, officially declared for the first time that Iran was behind the July 15 cyber-attack on the e-Albania system…

September 8, 2022Albania, Iran

Geopolitics Intelligence ops

Russia’s ongoing infiltration into the OSCE as an attempt to oppose Polish chairmanship’s initiatives

Russia regularly does its best to oppose Warsaw's anti-Kremlin initiatives within the framework of Poland’s OSCE chairmanship and tries to win the support of its allies inside the organization. September,…

September 6, 2022OSCE, Russia, Shchienko

Democracy Geopolitics

China tries to oust US out of the Oceania region since it cuts Washington’s ties with island states

The US Coast Guard vessel incident in the Solomon Islands clearly proves Honiara’s slow transition under control of China. Despite the island authorities’ denial of their plan to allow stationing Chinese military…

August 30, 2022China, Solomon Islands, USA