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The least alternative on the horizon to distance Yerevan from Russia

Russia's ongoing influence and reputation losses and dominance of Moscow own interests over partnerships provoke increasing anti-Russian sentiment in a number of countries, in particular, Armenia. The Kremlin has been…

January 12, 2023Armenia, Russia, Turkiye

Geopolitics

Being at UNSC helps to form ‘axis of evil’

The fact of Russia being the UNSC member emerges as the only driver for it not to lose the authoritarian allies. At the same time, formal support that Russia is…

January 3, 2023Russia, Serbia, UNGA, United Nations, Wagner Group

Conflict Geopolitics

Squid Games scenarios between Kosovo and Serbia before the agreement

The change of measure to house arrest of the former Kosova police officer Dejan Pantic whose arrest caused multiple roadblocks erection for almost three weeks in the north, now was…

December 30, 2022Kosovo, Serbia

Conflict Geopolitics

North Mitrovica barricaded for 20 days: closer to an agreement or an armed conflict?

It’s been almost three weeks since the North of Mitrovica woke up barricaded across the roads leading to the crossing-border points with Serbia. Although the situation has been tense for…

December 28, 2022Kosovo, Serbia

Conflict Geopolitics

The EU mediation impotent to resolve dispute between Kosovo and Serbia

Tensions between Kosova and Serbia are unlikely to decrease. Calling for restraint on both sides, High Representative of the European Union Josep Borrell and EU Special Representative of Europe Miroslav…

November 23, 2022Kosovo, Serbia

Conflict Geopolitics

Military developments in Algeria and Morocco likely to lead up to conflict in North Africa

Morocco is deploying significant resources to survey its maritime and land borders. Morocco will mobilize 50,000 troops to improve surveillance systems, Abdellatif Loudiyi, the delegate in charge of defence, says. This move anticipates thesteps by its neighbours and, given the…

November 18, 2022Algeria, Front Polisario, Iran, Morocco, Russia

Conflict Geopolitics

Russia on a hunt to destabilize Kosovo through Serbia

Two days after the signing of three agreements between six countries of the Western Balkans, at the Berlin Summit, for the mutual recognition of identity cards, university degrees and professional…

November 8, 2022Kosovo, Russia, Serbia

Geopolitics Governance

Threats of escalation in North Mitrovica: Another deadline is coming

A possibility of a quick agreement according to the Franco-German proposal between Kosovo and Serbia seems to be close. While the end of October is coming, a deadline for replacing…

October 27, 2022Kosovo, Serbia

Geopolitics Governance

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

The least alternative on the horizon to distance Yerevan from Russia

Being at UNSC helps to form ‘axis of evil’

Squid Games scenarios between Kosovo and Serbia before the agreement

North Mitrovica barricaded for 20 days: closer to an agreement or an armed conflict?

The EU mediation impotent to resolve dispute between Kosovo and Serbia

Military developments in Algeria and Morocco likely to lead up to conflict in North Africa

Russia on a hunt to destabilize Kosovo through Serbia

Threats of escalation in North Mitrovica: Another deadline is coming

Berlusconi feeling abandoned by Washington, turns to Moscow

Sanctions should be imposed if Serbia continues its flirt with Russia

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