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Weakening the Patriarch: Health Rumors, Episcopal Reshuffles, and the Battle for the Russian Orthodox Church After Kirill
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Weakening the Patriarch: Health Rumors, Episcopal Reshuffles, and the Battle for the Russian Orthodox Church After Kirill

Patriarch Kirill (Vladimir Gundyayev), the 79-year-old head of the Russian Orthodox Church (ROC), remains one of the most influential pillars of the Russian political system. However, recent reports regarding possible cognitive decline,…
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June 22, 2026
Bardella’s Repositioning and the Erosion of Russia’s Influence in the European Far Right
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Bardella’s Repositioning and the Erosion of Russia’s Influence in the European Far Right

The statements by Jordan Bardella, leader of France’s National Rally (Rassemblement National) and one of the leading contenders in the next presidential election, reflect a broader transformation underway within Europe’s…
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June 17, 2026Tags: France, Russia
“The Third-Term Question: Constitutional Reform, Political Stability, and Democratic Risks in the Democratic Republic of the Congo”
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“The Third-Term Question: Constitutional Reform, Political Stability, and Democratic Risks in the Democratic Republic of the Congo”

The Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) is entering a potentially destabilizing political phase as debate intensifies over constitutional reform that could enable President Félix Tshisekedi to seek a third…
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June 12, 2026Tags: DRC
From “Three Ukraines” to “Two Germanys”: Russian Influence Narratives and the Exploitation of Regional Identities in Europe
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From “Three Ukraines” to “Two Germanys”: Russian Influence Narratives and the Exploitation of Regional Identities in Europe

The statement by the leader of the Thuringia branch of the Alternative for Germany (AfD), Björn Höcke, claiming a supposed mental and cultural “difference” between East and West Germans has…
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June 12, 2026Tags: AfD, Germany, Russia
São Tomé and Príncipe’s 2026 Presidential Election: Political Crisis, Island Democracy, and Strategic Competition in the Gulf of Guinea
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São Tomé and Príncipe’s 2026 Presidential Election: Political Crisis, Island Democracy, and Strategic Competition in the Gulf of Guinea

São Tomé and Príncipe is scheduled to hold its presidential election on 19 July 2026, with a possible second round on 9 August 2026. The vote comes at a politically sensitive moment. Although…
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June 10, 2026Tags: elections, Sao Tome and Principe
EU Enlargement at Risk: Serbia’s Citizenship Policy and the Challenge of Russian Influence
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EU Enlargement at Risk: Serbia’s Citizenship Policy and the Challenge of Russian Influence

The growing number of Russian citizens acquiring Serbian citizenship and thereby gaining visa-free access to the European Union presents potential security risks for the EU. According to a European Commission…
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June 9, 2026Tags: EU, Russia, Serbia
Algeria’s Parliamentary Elections 2026: Stability, Controlled Competition, and the Future of the Tebboune System
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Algeria’s Parliamentary Elections 2026: Stability, Controlled Competition, and the Future of the Tebboune System

Algeria will hold parliamentary elections on 2 July 2026, marking the first legislative contest since President Abdelmadjid Tebboune consolidated his authority following his re-election and a series of constitutional and electoral reforms. More than…
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June 8, 2026Tags: Algeria, elections
Denmark’s Sanctions Loophole: How Fayard Helps Sustain Russia’s Arctic LNG Fleet
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Denmark’s Sanctions Loophole: How Fayard Helps Sustain Russia’s Arctic LNG Fleet

Despite the tightening of EU sanctions policy and public criticism from the Danish government, one of Europe’s largest shipyards—the Danish shipbuilding company Fayard—continues to service ice-class LNG carriers that facilitate…
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June 2, 2026Tags: Denmark, Russia, Sanctions
Colombia’s 2026 Presidential Election: Polarization, Security Crisis, and the Battle for the Post-Petro Era
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Colombia’s 2026 Presidential Election: Polarization, Security Crisis, and the Battle for the Post-Petro Era

Colombia’s 2026 presidential election represents one of the most consequential political contests in Latin America. The vote is evolving into a referendum on the legacy of President Gustavo Petro —…
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May 29, 2026Tags: Colombia, elections
Turkiye’s Military Mission in Uzbekistan: Regional Threats, Strategic Calculations, and the Quiet Spread of NATO Standards in Central Asia
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Turkiye’s Military Mission in Uzbekistan: Regional Threats, Strategic Calculations, and the Quiet Spread of NATO Standards in Central Asia

Ankara has dispatched a military advisory group to Uzbekistan to assist in reforming the country’s armed forces. The model Turkiye is now applying in Uzbekistan had previously been tested in…
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May 26, 2026Tags: Turkiye, Uzbekistan

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