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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

Russia’s fear has a quick ear

Russia sent to Washington its security guarantees draft agreements with the United States and NATO. One of the draft clauses is having NATO’s guarantees of non-expansion on the territory of…

December 21, 2021Russia, Ukraine

Geopolitics Governance

France risks to lose New Caledonia to China amid ‘no’ referendum results

There are fears that renewed tensions could even spark a return of the kind of violence last seen 30 years ago, before the feuding parties reached successive deals to ensure the island group's…

December 15, 2021China, France, New Caledonia

Conflict Democracy Geopolitics

Dodik’s madness seeks approval to Putin

Dayton agreement has ensured that checks and balances enable a functional Bosnia and Hercegovina by making three sides interdepend onto one another. But this agreement was thought and approved under…

December 14, 2021Bosnia and Herzegovina, Kosovo, Serbia

Democracy Geopolitics

Libyan elections: red flags and precedents

Despite facing two counts of crimes against humanity, murder and persecution at the International Criminal Court (ICC), allegedly committed in 2011 in Libya, Saif al-Islam Gaddafi, the fugitive son of the late…

December 8, 2021Libya

Geopolitics

UAE-Turkey Relations: Regional Peace or Rising Tensions?

Mohammed bin Zayed (MBZ)s’ visit to Turkey after ten years indicates the de-escalation of tensions between the United Arab Emirates (UAE) and Turkey and a response to the new developments…

December 6, 2021Turkey, UAE

Geopolitics

Putin’s demands could lead to NATO disintegration, disastrous consequences for European security

Russia has succeeded in exerting pressure on the Western powers by threatening to unleash a nuclear war. The threat of a nuclear crisis, which Moscow previously applied against the United…

December 3, 2021NATO, Russia, Ukraine

Conflict Geopolitics

The Community of Serb Municipalities establishment: double-edged sword

It is part of the negotiations and dialogue between Kosovo and Serbia? However, the issue of establishing the Community of Serb Municipalities (CSM) most found as called Association of Serb-majority municipalities…

November 26, 2021Kosovo, Serbia

Geopolitics

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

Russia’s fear has a quick ear

France risks to lose New Caledonia to China amid ‘no’ referendum results

Dodik’s madness seeks approval to Putin

Libyan elections: red flags and precedents

UAE-Turkey Relations: Regional Peace or Rising Tensions?

Putin’s demands could lead to NATO disintegration, disastrous consequences for European security

The Community of Serb Municipalities establishment: double-edged sword

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