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Moscow needs a severe response after recognizing independence of separatists and increasing possibility of the full-scale war in Ukraine

The recognition of the Kremlin-backed puppet regimes on the territory of the Russian-occupied Donbas ruins the entire global security architecture. President Putin's speech before signing the document to recognize the…

February 22, 2022Russia, Ukraine

Geopolitics

Biden urges Serbia to recognize Kosovo: seems hopeless at the moment

At a time when Russia is exerting military pressure on Ukraine and threatening it with invasion, Serbia is collecting food reserves and preparing for the next scenario. On the other…

February 18, 2022Kosovo, Serbia, USA

Geopolitics

Russia not seeking to ease tension: threats to Baltics and Balkans

With no armed invasion of Ukraine, on a day when the CIA claimed, high risks remain. Russia has maximized anticipation of a military invasion, as likelihood of this scenario was…

February 17, 2022Russia, Ukraine

Geopolitics Governance

Government reshuffle in Bangui to confirm Moscow’s growing sway

The Central African Republic's prime minister has been sacked amid tensions between pro-Russian and pro-French factions within the government in Bangui, the Central African Republic. According to a spokesman for the Presidency,…

February 10, 2022CAR, France, Russia, Wagner Group

Geopolitics

Escobar and Lajcak visit amid fears of destabilisation in the Western Balkans

The US envoy for Western Balkans, Gabriel Escobar, and EU diplomat Miroslav Lajcak recently have made joint visit to Kosovo and Serbia. This signals a furthered meeting in a near…

February 5, 2022Balkans, Kosovo, Serbia

Geopolitics

Moscow tries to use the UN mandate in its CSTO-flagged operations

Russia plans to give the UN peacekeeper status to the CSTO-controlled forces so that it could use them in favor of the Kremlin. Thus, Moscow wants to get a green…

February 2, 2022CSTO, Russia, United Nations

Geopolitics

Referendum in Kosovo: Vucic intends to establish an influence area outside Serbia

The claim of Serbian president that the January 16 referendum would be held in the Kosovo territory, for Serbian Constitution changes, has a hidden agenda. Vucic had also threatened that…

January 25, 2022Kosovo, Serbia

Geopolitics Opinion

Germany: NATO’s weak spot-to-be

German policy indicates that Berlin is steering clear from the Western alliance. As Angela Merkel left German chancellery, Berlin is increasingly showing a stance that conflicts with most of the…

January 21, 2022Germany, NATO

Geopolitics Intelligence ops

Putin trying to replay Cold War in his favor

Russia is moving farther along the path an escalation of the situation near the borders of the United States. Confidence is building up that the Russians are now returning to…

January 18, 2022Cuba, Russia

Geopolitics

Alarms that should turn Sweden and Finland to NATO

It is high time for Sweden and Finland to reconsider their neutral status and become a NATO member to support stability and security in Europe. Swedish Prime Minister Magdalena Anderson…

January 11, 2022Finland, NATO, Sweden

Geopolitics

Moscow needs a severe response after recognizing independence of separatists and increasing possibility of the full-scale war in Ukraine

Biden urges Serbia to recognize Kosovo: seems hopeless at the moment

Russia not seeking to ease tension: threats to Baltics and Balkans

Government reshuffle in Bangui to confirm Moscow’s growing sway

Escobar and Lajcak visit amid fears of destabilisation in the Western Balkans

Moscow tries to use the UN mandate in its CSTO-flagged operations

Referendum in Kosovo: Vucic intends to establish an influence area outside Serbia

Germany: NATO’s weak spot-to-be

Putin trying to replay Cold War in his favor

Alarms that should turn Sweden and Finland to NATO

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