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Iran and Russia are spurring Sudan to become hostile towards the U.S.

Russia’s government has made efforts to establish seaport in the Red Sea, which goes in line with our estimations of November 2000. More on this story: Russian military buildup in Sudan to control the…

May 29, 2024Iran, Russia, Sudan

Geopolitics War crimes

Vucic Concerned: The UN Assembly Votes in Favor of the Resolution for the Srebrenica Genocide

A few days after the Srebrenica massacre in 1995, the Serbian regime issued a shocking statement threatening the international community and the citizens of Bosnia: "If you bomb us, for…

May 24, 2024Bosnia and Herzegovina, Kosovo, Serbia

Geopolitics

Russian delegation level at the funeral of Raisi shows Moscow’s lack of trust in Tehran

The level of the Russian Federation representatives at the funeral of Iranian President Ibrahim Raisi may signal about the Kremlin's growing distrust of Tehran. Despite the close Russian-Iranian ties, including…

May 23, 2024Iran, Russia

Geopolitics Intelligence ops

Hungary is setting closer cooperation with Russia in Chad

Hungary is setting closer cooperation with Russia. Gaspar Orbán, Viktor Orbán's son, is heavily involved in Hungary's part in an odd combat mission in Chad, VSquare claims, as further details…

May 14, 2024Chad, GRU, Hungary, Russia

Geoeconomics Geopolitics National Security

Hungary plays as China’s bat to kick the US out of the EU economy

Budapest is going to do its best to help China reduce US influence in Europe. At present time China is actively building factories to manufacture electric vehicles in Hungary. In…

May 2, 2024China, Hungary, USA

Geopolitics

Chad heads towards Russia’s protectorate

Chad is likely to become the next African nation where Russia is going to replace the Western footprint. This perspective goes in line with the Kremlin’s pattern of ousting Paris…

April 30, 2024Chad, France, Russia, Wagner Group

Conflict Geoeconomics Geopolitics

Tanzania and Malawi are on the brink of a diplomatic standoff

Tanzania and Malawi are on the brink of a diplomatic standoff following Dodoma's decision to commence the upgrade of Mbamba Bay Port, situated on the shores of Lake Malawi. Lilongwe…

April 17, 2024Malawi, Tanzania

Conflict Geopolitics

Russia to further encourage Iran-Israel conflict

Iran's attack on Israel reveals a choreographed plan, involving Russia. The Kremlin has two simultaneous goals: first, it is an effort to eliminate the U.S. external support capacity by drawing them into…

April 15, 2024GRU, Iran, Israel, Russia

Geopolitics

Military juntas’ confederation project may be orchestrated in Moscow

As part of its colonialist policy in Africa, Russia has launched the process of creating a puppet Confederation project involving Niger, Mali and Burkina Faso. Therefore, by using its control over…

March 11, 2024Burkina Faso, Mali, Niger

Conflict Geopolitics Terrorism

DR Congo’s Conflict: Rwanda’s motives to support the M23 rebels

For a long time Kinshasa has accused neighboring Rwanda of supporting the M23 rebels that have been engaged in intense fighting with the Congolese army in eastern DR Congo. The United…

February 23, 2024DRC, M23, Rwanda

Geopolitics

Iran and Russia are spurring Sudan to become hostile towards the U.S.

Vucic Concerned: The UN Assembly Votes in Favor of the Resolution for the Srebrenica Genocide

Russian delegation level at the funeral of Raisi shows Moscow’s lack of trust in Tehran

Hungary is setting closer cooperation with Russia in Chad

Hungary plays as China’s bat to kick the US out of the EU economy

Chad heads towards Russia’s protectorate

Tanzania and Malawi are on the brink of a diplomatic standoff

Russia to further encourage Iran-Israel conflict

Military juntas’ confederation project may be orchestrated in Moscow

DR Congo’s Conflict: Rwanda’s motives to support the M23 rebels

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