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Russian influence in the Western Balkans

The constant rhetoric and the public opinion development against Euro-Atlantic integration is an agenda that Russia is constantly trying to extend to the Western Balkan countries. Influence on the Western…

September 21, 2020Arbesa Hoxha, Balkans, Russia

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China Fights for Central and Eastern Europe Expansion

In 2012 when China hosted the Central and Eastern Europe countries first summit in the ‘16+1’ format (China, Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Croatia, Czech Republic, Estonia, Hungary, Latvia, Lithuania,…

September 16, 2020Balkans, CEE, China

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China in Southeast Asia: Competition on the Verge of a Conflict

Southeast Asia is a region that differs from other places in the world where China pursues its expansion policy in struggling for resources and influence. Although the PRC acts in…

September 14, 2020Cambodia, China, Malaysia, Singapore, Thailand, Vietnam

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Kosovo – Serbia Agreement: Challenges and opportunities of an pseudo-agreement

On the fourth of September, Kosovar Prime minister Avdullah Hoti and President of Serbia Aleksandar Vucic signed an agreement at the White House in presence of the US President Donald…

September 10, 2020Kosovo, Serbia

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Turkey and Greece – high tension

In mid-August, a Turkish and a Greek warship collided in the eastern Mediterranean, creating very strong tensions between the parties, the strongest since 1996. At first sight it seems only…

September 9, 2020Cyprus, energy, Greece, Turkey

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Russia’s chemical terrorism is the reason for H.R. 1724 law implementation

The statement by Germany’s government that the Bundeswehr laboratory has established the fact that Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny was poisoned with Novichok-group warfare agent means Russia used prohibited chemical…

September 8, 2020chemical weapon, Russia

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China in Latin America: Raw Materials and Unachieved Ambitions

In the early century, China trumpeted a large economic expansion into Latin America. The region, however, did not neocolonize under the African scenario. China keeps on investing and expanding its…

September 4, 2020China, economy, Latin America

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Russia backs Condé ‘s third term in Guinea

Russia is backing the re-election of Alpha Condé as President of Guinea. The extension of Condé’s presidency serves Moscow’s interests, similar cases of “zeroing” presidential terms adding to legitimize the…

September 3, 2020Alpha Conde, Guinea, Rusal, Russia

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UAE and Israel just a deal, not a peace deal

From the Middle East comes the news: the United Arab Emirates declares the end of the economic boycott of Israel. The news is the first step after the announcement of…

September 1, 2020Israel, UAE

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China in Central Asia: Russia Driven Out

Central Asia is one of the priority regions in China's expansion strategy. Among key tasks Beijing is going to complete in the region concern energy supply, access to mineral resources,…

August 28, 2020Central Asia, China, Tajikistan

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Russian influence in the Western Balkans

China Fights for Central and Eastern Europe Expansion

China in Southeast Asia: Competition on the Verge of a Conflict

Kosovo – Serbia Agreement: Challenges and opportunities of an pseudo-agreement

Turkey and Greece – high tension

Russia’s chemical terrorism is the reason for H.R. 1724 law implementation

China in Latin America: Raw Materials and Unachieved Ambitions

Russia backs Condé ‘s third term in Guinea

UAE and Israel just a deal, not a peace deal

China in Central Asia: Russia Driven Out

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