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Beyond Decapitation: Why Iran’s Political System Is Built to Survive War
Posted inDemocracy Governance National Security

Beyond Decapitation: Why Iran’s Political System Is Built to Survive War

A recent classified assessment by the National Intelligence Council concludes that even a large-scale interstate war against Iran would be unlikely to remove or fundamentally transform the country’s ruling system. According to…
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March 11, 2026Tags: Iran, USA
The Kurti-Osmani rift returns Kosovo to snap elections
Posted inDemocracy Governance

The Kurti-Osmani rift returns Kosovo to snap elections

Kosovo has increasingly become characterized by cycles of political instability, repeated snap elections,and institutional paralysis. The most recent political crisis illustrates how internal power struggles canundermine the functioning of democratic…
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March 10, 2026Tags: Kosovo
Iran’s New Supreme Leader: Strategic Outlook of Mojtaba Khamenei
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Iran’s New Supreme Leader: Strategic Outlook of Mojtaba Khamenei

The appointment of Mojtaba Khamenei as the third Supreme Leader of the Islamic Republic marks the most significant leadership transition in Iran since 1989. Selected by the Assembly of Experts in March…
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March 9, 2026Tags: Iran
Analysis: Voting on Changes to the Somali Constitution
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Analysis: Voting on Changes to the Somali Constitution

Somalian Lawmakers have overwhelmingly approved the national Constitution after a "sweeping" review of critical chapters, hailing the vote as a historic milestone toward finalizing the country's constitutional framework and strengthening…
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March 6, 2026Tags: Somalia
Orbán’s Kremlin Connection: Russia’s Role in Hungary’s Pre-Election Narrative
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Orbán’s Kremlin Connection: Russia’s Role in Hungary’s Pre-Election Narrative

While the Hungarian opposition accuses the ruling party Fidesz of using foreign policy scandals to distract public attention from the collapse of municipal services and mounting domestic problems, Viktor Orbán continues to strengthen his…
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March 5, 2026Tags: Hungary, Russia
Russia’s Recruitment Policy Shift in Africa: Strategic Motives and Implications for Military Recruitment
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Russia’s Recruitment Policy Shift in Africa: Strategic Motives and Implications for Military Recruitment

Recent revelations that Russia introduced a blacklist” of countries where recruitment for the Russian military is prohibited—while leaving several African states outside the ban—indicate a recalibration rather than a retreat…
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March 5, 2026Tags: Africa, Russia
Personnel Shortage Remains One of the Biggest Problems of the German Armed Forces
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Personnel Shortage Remains One of the Biggest Problems of the German Armed Forces

The shortage of personnel remains one of the most serious challenges facing the Bundeswehr. The Parliamentary Commissioner for the Armed Forces of Germany, Henning Otte, has released a new report on the…
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March 4, 2026Tags: Germany
War in Iran: Power Transition, Regime Stability, Regional Consequences, and the Oil Shock
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War in Iran: Power Transition, Regime Stability, Regional Consequences, and the Oil Shock

Iran is fighting on two fronts at once: an external war (U.S.–Israel strikes and ensuing Iranian retaliation) and an internal succession crisis triggered by the killing of Supreme Leader Ali…
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March 2, 2026Tags: Iran, Russia, USA
Putting Liberation on Trial: Kosovo, The Hague, and Albanian Prime Minister’s call to the Board of Peace to defend moral truth
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Putting Liberation on Trial: Kosovo, The Hague, and Albanian Prime Minister’s call to the Board of Peace to defend moral truth

To equate those who fought for their people’s survival with those who massacred, killed civilians including women, the elderly and children, is to wound the very idea of justice. Kosovo’s…
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February 20, 2026Tags: KLA, Kosovo
Budapest Beyond Its Borders: Hungary’s Expanding Influence Among the Csángó Minority in Romania
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Budapest Beyond Its Borders: Hungary’s Expanding Influence Among the Csángó Minority in Romania

The Hungarian government is actively investing state funds in the development of the Csángó Hungarian ethnic group located in eastern Romania, within the Romanian region of Moldavia. Official Budapest supports the Csángó…
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February 18, 2026Tags: Hungary, Romania

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