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Russian Monarch’s Family to address intelligence needs

Russian intelligence is exploring how to use the monarchy's potential in Russia to further its interests abroad. Putin's entourage is seeking to set up alternative interaction channels with the West via…

October 21, 2021Russia

Geopolitics Opinion

State of NATO. Alive, stagnant or dying?

The world is at a pivotal point. The once cemented paradigms of power are about to change, and more and more cracks can be observed around the once peaceful world.…

October 19, 2021NATO

Geopolitics Warfare

AUKUS — a broader view, and a key answer

The dust hasn't yet settled on the deal between Australia, United Kingdom and the United States (AUKUS). Commentors are presenting different points of views about this agreement, bringing to the…

October 8, 2021AUKUS, Australia, United Kingdom, USA

Geopolitics

EU and lack of perspective for the Balkans

For over ten days, northern Kosovo remained tense when the Kosovo Government imposed a reciprocity measure on Serbia as a result of the expiration of the agreement on free movement…

October 5, 2021Kosovo, Serbia

Geopolitics

Russia — Saudi Arabia military cooperation agreement. New normal in the region?

Russian Federation has signed a military cooperation agreement with the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia (KAS) on the 24th of August. This is another signal that there is an ongoing shift…

October 4, 2021Russia, Saudi Arabia

Geopolitics National Security

What the new NDAA sanctions on Russia reveal about US political environment

The seemingly surprising last minute added sanctions against Russian individuals and entities connected to the violations of Ukraine’s sovereignty, as well as to the NordStream 2 pipeline come in the…

September 28, 2021Russia, Sanctions, USA

Geopolitics

Forget Berlin

During her recent visit to Belgrade and Tirana, Chancellor Angela Merkel relaunched for the last time the call for the enlargement of the European Union: "EU members should always keep…

September 27, 2021Balkans, Germany

Geopolitics Governance

Sao Tome and Principe elections outcome to cement Chinese presence

China enhanced geopolitical positions in Sao Tome and Principe after presidential elections. Carlos Vila Nova was confirmed as Sao Tome and Principe's new president after provisional results showed he won…

September 8, 2021China, Sao Tome and Principe

Democracy Geopolitics

Afghanistan is completely lost. Is Iraq next on the list? Arms sales can tell a lot

The recent events observed in Afghanistan have shown us how fragile the US order can be. After 20 years of fighting, the Taliban is again at the helm, and it seems…

September 7, 2021Iraq, Russia

Geopolitics

Why Kosovo should not be compared to Afghanistan?

After US troops withdrew from Afghanistan and the Taliban came to power by force, hopes of many chauvinists in Belgrade were revived that the same scenario is expected to happen…

August 31, 2021Afghanistan, Kosovo

Geopolitics

Russian Monarch’s Family to address intelligence needs

State of NATO. Alive, stagnant or dying?

AUKUS — a broader view, and a key answer

EU and lack of perspective for the Balkans

Russia — Saudi Arabia military cooperation agreement. New normal in the region?

What the new NDAA sanctions on Russia reveal about US political environment

Forget Berlin

Sao Tome and Principe elections outcome to cement Chinese presence

Afghanistan is completely lost. Is Iraq next on the list? Arms sales can tell a lot

Why Kosovo should not be compared to Afghanistan?

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