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Russia’s information policy has added to anti-Semitism, with more risk of anti-Jewish riots
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Russia’s information policy has added to anti-Semitism, with more risk of anti-Jewish riots

Israel 's invasion by HAMAS has triggered growing anti-Semitism in some European nations. Russia, in particular, has seen a sharp increase in anti-Semitic sentiment, which means that Russian people are ready…
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October 10, 2023Tags: anti-semitism, Israel, Russia
Outside-influenced Slovak parliamentary elections questions their future results and puts the EU decision-making system at stake
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Outside-influenced Slovak parliamentary elections questions their future results and puts the EU decision-making system at stake

The probability of tensions between the European Union, NATO and Bratislava after the upcoming parliamentary elections in Slovakia is quite high. It could cause reducing EU’s financial aid to Bratislava…
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September 27, 2023Tags: Slovakia
Possible Kadyrov’s death to create turbulence in Russia
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Possible Kadyrov’s death to create turbulence in Russia

Uncertainty surrounding the health condition of Chechnya leader Ramzan Kadyrov sparks turbulence in Russia's domestic politics and creates additional risks for stability across the Caucasus. Rumors about Kadyrov's grave illness…
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September 20, 2023Tags: Chechnia, Kadyrov, Russia
The sanctioned Dodik, threatens the already fragile peace in BiH
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The sanctioned Dodik, threatens the already fragile peace in BiH

The situation in Bosnia and Herzegovina is currently quite fragile and it is anticipated that things would get worse if Bosnian Serb representative Milorad Dodik withdraws from the BiH institutions…
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September 15, 2023Tags: Bosnia and Herzegovina, Republica Srpska, Serbia
The US sanctioning of Vulin sparks demand for new political leadership in Serbia
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The US sanctioning of Vulin sparks demand for new political leadership in Serbia

Aleksandar Vulin, the director of the Serbian Intelligence, was subject to sanctions last month by the US. According to a statement from Washington regarding Vulin's sanctions, he is involved in international…
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September 8, 2023Tags: Serbia, USA
The 2024 Iran election: key problems and possible scenarios to develop
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The 2024 Iran election: key problems and possible scenarios to develop

Upcoming votes in spring 2024 in Iran pose a dilemma for Ali Khamenei: should he disqualify candidates aggressively and continue alienating the public? Or, risk a Majlis dominated by his…
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September 4, 2023Tags: Iran
Russia facing changes following Prigozhin’s plane crash
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Russia facing changes following Prigozhin’s plane crash

The likely liquidation of Wagner Group leader Yevgeny Prigozhin will likely lead to tectonic shifts in Russia’s political system. On August 23, a business jet belonging to Mr Prigozhin was…
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August 24, 2023Tags: Prigozhin, Russia, Wagner Group
The 2023 Liberian presidential elections: violence risks runs high while no candidate is ready to lose
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The 2023 Liberian presidential elections: violence risks runs high while no candidate is ready to lose

Whoever wins election in Liberia, the loser or losers might not readily accept defeat that rises a bid of violence. In most African presidential elections, the losing candidate cries fault, justly…
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August 16, 2023Tags: Liberia
Pakistani ISI strengthens political influence in the country by lobbying for the legislation amendments 
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Pakistani ISI strengthens political influence in the country by lobbying for the legislation amendments 

The National Assembly (Parliament) of Pakistan green-lighted the intelligence law proposed by the government. The legislative initiative grants wider powers to the country's top intelligence agencies and provides for a three-year prison term for anyone guilty of…
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August 9, 2023Tags: ISI, Pakistan
How dynamically the influence of Putin’s close circle changes
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How dynamically the influence of Putin’s close circle changes

In between 2021 and July 2023, Russia's governance system has experienced serious changes, mainly caused by events that have weakened the leadership position of President Vladimir Putin and hurt reputation…
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July 31, 2023Tags: Russia

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