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Sudanese political forces skeptically meet El Burhan’s proposal
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Sudanese political forces skeptically meet El Burhan’s proposal

The announcement about military’s withdrawal of the Sudanese current civilian government has been skeptically taken and rejected by the mainstream parties, resistance committees and other opposition groups of the country. On…
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July 6, 2022Tags: Sudan
Will Israel be able to have a stable government?
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Will Israel be able to have a stable government?

The Israeli government led by Naftali Bennett, which took office exactly one year ago, in June 2021, has collapsed once again. With the process of dissolving the parliament, or Knesset,…
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July 1, 2022Tags: Israel
Lukashenko risks losing sovereignty, army, and power
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Lukashenko risks losing sovereignty, army, and power

Russia is seeking to get Belarus into the war in Ukraine, with a view to absorb it and deprive of sovereignty. On June 23, Russian Defense Minister Sergei Shoigu called for an enhanced joint defense of Russia and Belarus, including a single regional air defense system.…
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June 24, 2022Tags: Belarus, Russia
Mahmoud Abbas’ most likely successor raises legitimacy concerns
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Mahmoud Abbas’ most likely successor raises legitimacy concerns

The nepotistic rise of Hussein al-Sheikh, the PA's key liaison with Israel, is emblematic of much that is wrong with the Palestinian leadership. After a year in power, Israel’s “government…
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June 22, 2022Tags: Palestine
Putin’s mental state requires search for alternative contacts among Russian leaders
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Putin’s mental state requires search for alternative contacts among Russian leaders

Lack of any success in contacts between the leaders of the United States and Europe with Russia'sleader regarding the war in Ukraine prioritizes the need to analyze the psychology of decision-making by the President of Russia. Some…
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June 21, 2022Tags: Russia
Staff reshuffle at Chinese Foreign Ministry: what does it mean?
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Staff reshuffle at Chinese Foreign Ministry: what does it mean?

Staff changes in Chinese Foreign Ministry give rise to hope that Beijing will endeavour to mend fences with the West and stop military conflicts in the world. Vice Foreign Minister Le Yucheng, a Foreign Ministry official who publicly defended Russia after the…
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June 16, 2022Tags: China
Supreme power transformation in Russia: possible scenarios
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Supreme power transformation in Russia: possible scenarios

With President Putin expected to resign, his health and mentality unlikely to let him rule the country till the end of 2022, Russia faces an ongoing power game. That’s a…
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June 8, 2022Tags: Russia
Decreasing economy of Mauritius makes the country vulnerable for riots
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Decreasing economy of Mauritius makes the country vulnerable for riots

The level of popular discontentment in Mauritius is high and riots could erupt at any moment, especially with more price rises expected. In late-April, protests against the soaring cost of living erupted…
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June 2, 2022Tags: Mauritius
The Kremlin power reshuffle amid the war in Ukraine and Putin’s disease 
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The Kremlin power reshuffle amid the war in Ukraine and Putin’s disease 

Power races in the Kremlin still shake the air amid Putin's health problems. May 12-15, the Russian president underwent cancer surgery. Taking into consideration the flights of the presidential fleet aircraft, Il-96-300,…
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May 30, 2022Tags: Russia
Presidential election in Somalia: corrupt indirect voting to hit prospects for positive change
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Presidential election in Somalia: corrupt indirect voting to hit prospects for positive change

Presidential election in Somalia neither offers potential for substantial changes in the country, nor reduces corruption. After three rounds of voting by 328 MPs and senators, former President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud emerged victorious in the final…
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May 19, 2022Tags: Somalia

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