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Mobilization in Russia to speed up the fall of regime and create extreme tension within the country

Partial mobilization announced in Russia means Putin has acknowledged the failure to complete the tasks of the military invasion of Ukraine. Putin ordered a call-up of reservists in Russia, on…

September 23, 2022Russia, Ukraine

Energy Governance

Lebanon and Israel – dispute in progress

"There is still work to be done," said the American envoy Amos Hochstein, who is responsible for indirect negotiations between Lebanon and Israel on their common maritime border, after a…

September 12, 2022Israel, Lebanon

Governance ideology

Ideological basis of Kremlin’s policy in confronting the West

The Kremlin's response to the car explosion of Russian neo-Nazi Alexander Dugin’s daughter has turned the spotlight on to the ideological values cultivated in Russia over the last decade. Collapse…

September 5, 2022Nazi, Russia

Democracy Governance

Beja community authority in Sudan splits and threatens to gain an authonomy

The drift of Khartoum junta regime away from democracy stimulates minorities in the East of Sudan to fight for self-determination. Disputes within the High Council of Beja Nazirs and Independent…

September 1, 2022Eritrea, Sudan

Governance profile

Psychological profile of Russia’s Foreign Minister

Sergey Lavrov is one of the few Kremlin officials who has been holding ministerial office for 18 years and shapes the country’s foreign policy. As of now, the head of…

August 26, 2022Lavrov

Democracy Governance

Angola elections: estimations and scenarios

A close race between incumbent Angolan President Joao Lourenco and opposition leader Adalberto Costa Junior is a likely result of presidential race. Mass rigging could be a trigger for violence in Angola after general elections of August…

August 23, 2022Angola, MPLA, UNITA

Governance ideology Intelligence ops

Russia: battle for power

An attempt to kill Alexander Dugin, one of the key ‘Russian world’ ideologues, ended up with the death of his daughter Darya, as Kremlin’s pressure groups keep fighting to gain…

August 23, 2022FSB, GRU, Russia

Democracy Governance

Kenya could plunge into political and ethnic crisis after elections

A legal challenge would plunge Kenya after elections into a period of political instability. The situation is likely to deteriorate because this election seems to be the last chance for this rally loser…

August 16, 2022Kenya

Estimates Governance

The rise and fall of Abazovic

The inauguration of the head of Serbian Orthodox Church in Montenegro, last year was a trigger for a non-confidence motion initiated by the then Deputy Prime Minister Dritan Abazovic, which…

August 12, 2022Montenegro, Serbia

Democracy Governance

Nicaragua’s repressions as an attractive policy for authoritarian regimes in Latin America

Nicaragua has chosen the path of dictatorship, and relies on the support of Russia and China to be protected against its own citizens, whose patience is wearing thin after years…

August 10, 2022Nicaragua

Governance

Mobilization in Russia to speed up the fall of regime and create extreme tension within the country

Lebanon and Israel – dispute in progress

Ideological basis of Kremlin’s policy in confronting the West

Beja community authority in Sudan splits and threatens to gain an authonomy

Psychological profile of Russia’s Foreign Minister

Angola elections: estimations and scenarios

Russia: battle for power

Kenya could plunge into political and ethnic crisis after elections

The rise and fall of Abazovic

Nicaragua’s repressions as an attractive policy for authoritarian regimes in Latin America

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