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Russia approaches North Macedonia trying to block the EU integration

Russian attempts to influence the destabilization of the Western Balkans are mainly carried out through countries with political instability, always using Serbian channels. Wherever a gap for maneuvering, Russian agencies…

August 5, 2022North Macedonia, Russia

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The summit in Teheran: A system of alliances goes beyond the interests of the moment

On his second trip since the beginning of the invasion of Ukraine, Russian President Vladimir Putin traveled to Iran, where he met President Ebrahim Raisi and their Turkish counterpart Recep…

July 21, 2022Iran, Russia, Turkey, Turkiye

Geopolitics

The French proposal for North Macedonia is opposed with violent protests

The European Union proposal presented by France during the Presidency of the EU, known as the ‘modified French proposal’, has caused riots for several days in the capital of North…

July 8, 2022Bulgaria, North Macedonia

Geopolitics Propaganda and Disinformation

Belgorod’s case: flashback to 1999

With evidence of multiple war crimes by Russia in Ukraine obtained and disclosed, rocket and strike assaults on civilian infrastructure and residential buildings among them, the Kremlin is seeking to…

July 4, 2022Belarus, Russia

Geopolitics

Deterrence is back

The invasion of Ukraine by Russia has highlighted more than ever the importance of NATO's existence and has undoubtedly forced Western leaders, especially European ones, to deal with their relations…

June 30, 2022NATO

Geopolitics

Nicaragua grants its sovereignty to the Kremlin in exchange for the dictatorship support

The Nicaraguan Congress’ authorization for entry of Russian troops, navy ships and aircraft into the country is a trick to put pressure on the United States and provoke the Caribbean-like…

June 15, 2022Nicaragua, Russia

Geopolitics

Russia with new strategy for destabilization in the Western Balkans

Balkans has a long history with Russian influence. Last three decades, collisions of Russian Foreign Policy and US foreign policy in Balkans mostly have happened in Bosnia and Herzegovina and…

June 7, 2022Kosovo, Russia, Serbia

Geopolitics

Beijing enhances power in the South Pacific by signing pact with the Solomon Islands to challenge the USA in the region

China is close to sign a controversial defense pact with the Solomon Islands. The pact will turn the tiny Melanesian nation into a logistical hub for Chinese warships in a strategic region of the…

May 16, 2022China, Solomon Islands

Geopolitics

Russia is blackmailing Bennet’s government to get Alexander’s Courtyard

Russia claims against Israel for Jerusalem’s Alexander's Courtyard transfer to Moscow. Dr. David Horowitz, Jerusalem history researcher at Bar-Ilan University, claims that in 1859 the Tsarist Russian Empire acquired some land…

April 20, 2022Israel, Russia

Geopolitics Warfare

Europe’s arms industry evades sanctions, to strengthen Russia

Some European countries circumvent the sanctions imposed on Russia, as practice shows. As a result, the sanctions do not bring the required result, with democracy losing an instrument to embarrass Moscow.…

March 23, 2022France, Germany, Russia

Geopolitics

Russia approaches North Macedonia trying to block the EU integration

The summit in Teheran: A system of alliances goes beyond the interests of the moment

The French proposal for North Macedonia is opposed with violent protests

Belgorod’s case: flashback to 1999

Deterrence is back

Nicaragua grants its sovereignty to the Kremlin in exchange for the dictatorship support

Russia with new strategy for destabilization in the Western Balkans

Beijing enhances power in the South Pacific by signing pact with the Solomon Islands to challenge the USA in the region

Russia is blackmailing Bennet’s government to get Alexander’s Courtyard

Europe’s arms industry evades sanctions, to strengthen Russia

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