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The lansinginstitute.org recommends a new report from The Sentry, shows that in an effort to evade the international sanctions designed to disrupt its nuclear weapons program, North Korea exploited vulnerabilities…

August 23, 2020DPRK, DRC, Sanctions

Geopolitics

China on its Way to Unify Africa

The African continent is a key region where China is expanding and turning to the most important player. ‘The South-South’ strategy is being successfully implemented and, probably, by 2050 China…

August 20, 2020China, economy

Geopolitics

China: how to exchange the host and the guest roles

Stratagem 30 of an ancient Chinese military treatise says, ‘Find an entrance and move forward until you usurp leadership’. It means to seize an initiative and power by progressively slow…

August 13, 2020China

Geopolitics

China activates its expansion in Central Asia

For the last ten years China has been actively expanding in Central Asia, both geopolitically and geo-economically. Traditionally the region is significantly influenced by Russia and Turkey, and is considered…

July 24, 2020Central Asia, China, economy

Geopolitics

Competition with Turkey and fear of unrest inside the country push the UAE in Russia’s arms

The United Arab Emirates is leaving the pro-American orbit in the Middle East and is forwarding to embrace Russia. Abu Dhabi has increased its involvement in providing support to Russian…

July 15, 2020Syria, UAE

Geopolitics

Protests in Serbia: Descendance Into Chaos or an Orchestration of Chaos?

Latest events in Serbia have clearly stepped over the line. The protests are escalating against President Vucic with attempts to enter the Parliament building and the Police are using excessive…

July 13, 2020Kosovo, Serbia

Geopolitics

Does Kosovo-Serbia talks bring political stability in the Balkans?

Kosovo dialogue with Serbia should include representatives of the oppositions in both sides. This would encourage comprehensiveness and inclusiveness of political debate of harsh dealing with the troubled past. Although…

July 3, 2020Kosovo, Serbia

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Chaos as a Strategy: Putin’s ‘Promethean’ Gamble, 2018

The lansinginstitute.org would like to recommend you the report by Donald N. Jensen and Peter B. Doran, published in November, 2018 by The Center for European Policy Analysis (CEPA) "Chaos…

June 26, 2020Russia

Geopolitics

Carrots and sticks

Since Woodrow Wilson made his speech in Indianapolis in 1919 regarding the usefulness of sanctions, the debate still remains controversial, focusing primarily on their effectiveness as a tool of foreign…

June 23, 2020Gerta Zaimi, Sanctions

Geopolitics

Moscow parade as a test for European leaders

The Kremlin is working via all diplomatic and unofficial channels to ensure the attendance of European Union leaders at a fancy gig in Moscow dedicated to Victory Day celebrations. The…

June 18, 2020Croatia, Russia, WWII

Geopolitics

Overt Affairs

China on its Way to Unify Africa

China: how to exchange the host and the guest roles

China activates its expansion in Central Asia

Competition with Turkey and fear of unrest inside the country push the UAE in Russia’s arms

Protests in Serbia: Descendance Into Chaos or an Orchestration of Chaos?

Does Kosovo-Serbia talks bring political stability in the Balkans?

Chaos as a Strategy: Putin’s ‘Promethean’ Gamble, 2018

Carrots and sticks

Moscow parade as a test for European leaders

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