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One Against 26: How Fico Uses EU Unanimity in Moscow’s Interests
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One Against 26: How Fico Uses EU Unanimity in Moscow’s Interests

Slovakia remains the only EU member state that, at ambassadorial level in Brussels, has blocked the proposed 12-month extension of part of the anti-Russian sanctions, insisting on retaining a six-month…
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September 11, 2026Tags: Slovakia
Rozwój Plus as a Challenge to PiS: Morawiecki Builds an Alternative Center of the Polish Right
Posted inDemocracy Geopolitics Governance

Rozwój Plus as a Challenge to PiS: Morawiecki Builds an Alternative Center of the Polish Right

A conflict is deepening within the local structures of Law and Justice (Prawo i Sprawiedliwość, PiS) in Lublin, potentially reflecting a broader struggle over the future configuration of Poland’s right-wing conservative camp.…
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September 10, 2026Tags: Poland
The End of the “Budapest Exception”: Hungary Dismantles Russia’s Influence Infrastructure
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The End of the “Budapest Exception”: Hungary Dismantles Russia’s Influence Infrastructure

Hungary’s decision to declare ten employees of the Russian diplomatic mission personae non gratae is one of the clearest signals of a shift in Budapest’s security and foreign-policy model since…
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September 9, 2026Tags: Hungary
“Mutual Sustainment of Wars: A New Model of the Russia–Iran Alliance”
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“Mutual Sustainment of Wars: A New Model of the Russia–Iran Alliance”

The meeting between Vladimir Putin and Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian on September 1 at the Shanghai Cooperation Organization summit in Bishkek indicates that Russian-Iranian relations are moving toward a deeper…
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September 3, 2026Tags: Iran, Russia, Ukraine, USA
Zaolzie as an Instrument of Influence: An Attempt to Revive a Polish-Czech Territorial Conflict
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Zaolzie as an Instrument of Influence: An Attempt to Revive a Polish-Czech Territorial Conflict

The information campaign that unfolded in Poland and the Czech Republic in August 2026 around Cieszyn Silesia bears the hallmarks of a coordinated influence operation. It combined the hacking of…
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August 27, 2026Tags: Czech Republic, Poland, Russia, Slovakia
From Spoiler to Broker: Can Russia Bridge the ECOWAS–Sahel Divide?
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From Spoiler to Broker: Can Russia Bridge the ECOWAS–Sahel Divide?

In 2023, relations between West Africa’s coastal states and the military-led governments of the Sahel deteriorated to an unprecedented level. Following the coup in Niger, the Economic Community of West…
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August 21, 2026Tags: Russia, Sahel
Georgia Was Not the Beginning
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Georgia Was Not the Beginning

Every August, the anniversary of Russia's invasion of Georgia is accompanied by familiar reflections about missed warning signs, intelligence failures, and a supposedly unexpected turning point in European security. The…
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August 11, 2026Tags: Georgia, Russia
Russia and Iran Sanctions Bill: Congressional Consensus, the Dissenting Minority, and the Strategic Significance of Senator Rand Paul
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Russia and Iran Sanctions Bill: Congressional Consensus, the Dissenting Minority, and the Strategic Significance of Senator Rand Paul

The Lindsey O. Graham Sanctioning Russia and Iran Act of 2026 represents one of the strongest bipartisan congressional responses to Russia's war against Ukraine and Iran's support for militant groups and nuclear activities.…
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July 29, 2026Tags: Randal Paul, Russia, USA
The Evolution of PiS: Domestic Political Competition, Ukraine, and the Future of Poland’s Conservative Right
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The Evolution of PiS: Domestic Political Competition, Ukraine, and the Future of Poland’s Conservative Right

The dispute triggered by Jan Rokita's article reflects a deeper strategic debate within Poland's conservative movement over the future direction of the Law and Justice (PiS) party. Rather than representing an…
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July 23, 2026Tags: PiS, Poland, Russia, Ukraine
Beyond Civil Defense: Assessing Belarus’s Shelter Modernization as an Indicator of Strategic Intent
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Beyond Civil Defense: Assessing Belarus’s Shelter Modernization as an Indicator of Strategic Intent

Belarus has launched a nationwide inspection, repair, and modernization campaign for bomb shelters and other civil defense facilities. The inspection revealed significant shortcomings. In the Mogilev region, only 204 of 276 designated…
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July 17, 2026Tags: Belarus

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