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“Shadow Strategy: Russian Military Advisers in Algeria and Moscow’s Expanding Influence in North Africa”
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“Shadow Strategy: Russian Military Advisers in Algeria and Moscow’s Expanding Influence in North Africa”

Russia's engagement with Algeria has grown significantly over the past decade, with a quiet yet consequential element being the deployment of military advisers. While these developments are not unprecedented, the reported…
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May 13, 2025Tags: Algeria, Russia
Strategic Silence: China’s Support for a Ceasefire in Ukraine and Its Geopolitical Calculations
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Strategic Silence: China’s Support for a Ceasefire in Ukraine and Its Geopolitical Calculations

Beijing's growing diplomatic engagement around the war in Ukraine, particularly its advocacy for a ceasefire, has raised significant questions regarding its strategic motives and the broader geopolitical consequences. While China presents…
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May 12, 2025Tags: China, Russia, Ukraine, USA
Peacekeeper or Invader? Hungarian Forces and the Future of Western Ukraine
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Peacekeeper or Invader? Hungarian Forces and the Future of Western Ukraine

Hungarian authorities have consistently promoted a narrative of neutrality in Russia’s war against Ukraine, insisting that Budapest seeks only to avoid being “drawn into a military conflict.” Yet mounting evidence…
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May 10, 2025Tags: Hungary, Ukraine
Budapest’s Shadow in Zakarpattia: Unmasking Hungarian Military Intelligence Operations in Ukraine
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Budapest’s Shadow in Zakarpattia: Unmasking Hungarian Military Intelligence Operations in Ukraine

For the first time in Ukrainian history, the Security Service of Ukraine (SBU) has exposed an active network of Hungarian military intelligence agents operating in Zakarpattia. The incident sheds light not…
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May 9, 2025Tags: Hungary, Russia, Ukraine
Hungary’s Balancing Act: Strategic Risks of Budapest’s Covert Ties with Russia
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Hungary’s Balancing Act: Strategic Risks of Budapest’s Covert Ties with Russia

Hungary under Viktor Orbán has become a geopolitical pivot point where Russian oil money, Chinese strategic investments, and American capital intersect. This convergence presents serious risks to both the European…
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May 2, 2025Tags: China, Hungary, Russia, USA
China’s Declared Neutrality vs. De Facto Involvement in the Russia-Ukraine War
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China’s Declared Neutrality vs. De Facto Involvement in the Russia-Ukraine War

Despite officially claiming neutrality, China is in practice a key enabler of Russia’s war effort against Ukraine. Through massive exports of critical dual-use materials like nitrocellulose — vital for ammunition…
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April 28, 2025Tags: China, Russia, Ukraine
Evaluating the Risk of Conflict Between Pakistan and India”
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Evaluating the Risk of Conflict Between Pakistan and India”

While a large-scale conventional war between Pakistan and India remains unlikely due to the nuclear deterrent and international diplomatic pressure, the risk of limited conflict or escalation through proxy engagements,…
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April 25, 2025Tags: India, Pakistan
Ukraine’s Path to NATO: Legality, Obstruction, and Strategic Consequences
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Ukraine’s Path to NATO: Legality, Obstruction, and Strategic Consequences

Ukraine’s aspiration to join NATO has long been a focal point in the Euro-Atlantic security debate. While the 1949 North Atlantic Treaty (Washington Treaty) clearly states that any European country sharing NATO's democratic…
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April 24, 2025Tags: NATO, Ukraine, USA
A Dangerous Precedent: The Risks of U.S. Recognition of Russian-Occupied Ukrainian Territories
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A Dangerous Precedent: The Risks of U.S. Recognition of Russian-Occupied Ukrainian Territories

The U.S. has privately floated the possibility of Ukraine accepting the de facto loss of some of its territories—especially Crimea—as part of a ceasefire or peace proposal with Russia during…
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April 23, 2025Tags: Russia, Ukraine, USA
A New Pontiff and the Future of Vatican Foreign Policy: Recalibrating Relations with Russia
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A New Pontiff and the Future of Vatican Foreign Policy: Recalibrating Relations with Russia

The potential election of a new Pope always marks a turning point not only for the Roman Catholic Church but also for global diplomacy. The Vatican, as both a spiritual…
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April 22, 2025Tags: Pope Francesco, Vatican

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