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Insurgency in Solomon Islands: to push back China’s expansion?

Expansion of the Solomon Islands by China encourages civil unrest in the region, leads to violence, as separatist movements emerge full blown. Riots rock the Pacific Solomon Islands for a…

November 25, 2021China, Solomon Islands, Taiwan

Conflict Geopolitics

New security challenges in the Balkans: what can fix them?

The Western Balkans has always been a challenge in itself, but recently new security challenges have risen in the region known also as the "gunpowder keg" region. The source of…

November 23, 2021Kosovo, Russia, Serbia

Geopolitics

Russia and China unite in political effort and flex muscles against the West

Russia is working hand in glove with China to coordinate military efforts in Southeast Asia and in the Far East. Both countries favor steps to meet geopolitical targets and enlarge their…

November 22, 2021China, Russia

Conflict Geopolitics

Scenarios of destabilization in BaH and possible reaction of the EU

A mural of war criminal Ratko Mladic, convicted of committing war crimes, crimes against humanity, and genocide, by the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia, has been drawn in…

November 11, 2021Bosnia and Herzegovina, Kosovo, Serbia

Conflict Energy Geopolitics

Risks of war between Algeria and Morocco are low despite aggressive Algeria’s rhetorics.

Tensions between the Algeria and Morocco have been growing, and Algeria's rhetoric points towards an armed conflict. However there are doubts that an escalation is imminent. Both countries don't have any interest in waging a war on…

November 9, 2021Algeria, Front Polisario, Morocco, Western Sahara

- Geopolitics National Security

Challenges of Great Power Competition

After about 16 years of preoccupation with counter-terrorism, the United States officially declared in its National Security Strategy of 2017 that it is reorienting its focus on great power competition…

November 1, 2021China, Russia, USA

Geopolitics

Returning the US diplomacy attention to the Balkans

Recent events in the Balkans, particularly in Montenegro, Kosovo – Serbia, Bosnia and Herzegovina - give the impression to have been a reason for intensified diplomatic activity of the United…

October 27, 2021Balkans, Kosovo, Serbia, USA

Geopolitics Intelligence ops

Russian Monarch’s Family to address intelligence needs

Russian intelligence is exploring how to use the monarchy's potential in Russia to further its interests abroad. Putin's entourage is seeking to set up alternative interaction channels with the West via…

October 21, 2021Russia

Geopolitics Opinion

State of NATO. Alive, stagnant or dying?

The world is at a pivotal point. The once cemented paradigms of power are about to change, and more and more cracks can be observed around the once peaceful world.…

October 19, 2021NATO

Geopolitics Warfare

AUKUS — a broader view, and a key answer

The dust hasn't yet settled on the deal between Australia, United Kingdom and the United States (AUKUS). Commentors are presenting different points of views about this agreement, bringing to the…

October 8, 2021AUKUS, Australia, United Kingdom, USA

Geopolitics

Insurgency in Solomon Islands: to push back China’s expansion?

New security challenges in the Balkans: what can fix them?

Russia and China unite in political effort and flex muscles against the West

Scenarios of destabilization in BaH and possible reaction of the EU

Risks of war between Algeria and Morocco are low despite aggressive Algeria’s rhetorics.

Challenges of Great Power Competition

Returning the US diplomacy attention to the Balkans

Russian Monarch’s Family to address intelligence needs

State of NATO. Alive, stagnant or dying?

AUKUS — a broader view, and a key answer

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