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Battle for the throne of Zulu King is likely to continue amid Misulu’s coronation

Zulu King Misuzulu ka Zwelithini’s coronation has triggered the crisis in the Zulu nation and casts doubt on stability reign over one of the biggest ethnic groups in the South Africa. kaBhekizulu Misuzulu, who…

November 2, 2022Zulu

Democracy Governance

Anti-LGBT policy in Russia supposedly camouflages sex orientations of high-rank politicians

The Russian government ramps up anti-LGBT measures and introduces administrative responsibility for ‘propaganda’ and ‘demonstration’ of ‘non-traditional relations’ in media, movies and books. The package of bills submitted for consideration by…

October 31, 2022:GBT, Russia

Geopolitics Governance

Threats of escalation in North Mitrovica: Another deadline is coming

A possibility of a quick agreement according to the Franco-German proposal between Kosovo and Serbia seems to be close. While the end of October is coming, a deadline for replacing…

October 27, 2022Kosovo, Serbia

Geopolitics Governance

Berlusconi feeling abandoned by Washington, turns to Moscow

An atlantist with Putin in his heart. This is the contradictory portrait of former Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi, who in these hours is causing a scandal for some recordings…

October 21, 2022Berlusconi, Italy, Meloni, Russia, USA

Democracy Governance

Lesotho’s optimistic elections outcome amid doubts in effective corruption fight

Lesotho's voters may be tired of the decades-long strife among the country's established politicians. However, a new populist who has won elections unlikely to put an end to corruption in the…

October 11, 2022Lesotho

Governance ideology

The new Russian Reich – why Putin is a new Hitler?

Russia and the Kremlin regime continue are getting more and more similar to fascist ideology. On September 30, 2022, President of the Russian Federation Vladimir Putin signed decrees on the…

October 7, 2022Nazi, Russia

- Geopolitics Governance

The non-paper diplomacy trend in Balkans

A so called 'new framework' is a comprehensive agreement which ‘leaked’ through the Kosovo media a few weeks ago. The first draft of this agreement aiming to normalize relations between Kosovo…

September 30, 2022Kosovo, Serbia

Conflict Governance

Escalating conflict in Cameroon: civil war looms in the region

The conflict in Cameroon keeps escalating. Chris Anu, a long-time spokesperson for Cameroon's self-declared Republic of Ambazonia, said that he was elected president of the separatist movement on September 10, 2022. His election…

September 28, 2022Ambazonia, Cameroon, Nigeria

Governance

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