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Vucic’s win over the three main narratives

Thirty years after the siege of Sarajevo by Serbian forces, which is considered one of the longest sieges in the history of modern warfare, where more than 11,500 people were…

April 6, 2022Serbia

Governance

In the last election the Putinists win, but Putin loses

In the heart of a war in Europe, a vote took place last Sunday in two countries just a few miles from the war front. In both Hungary and Serbia,…

April 5, 2022Hungary, Serbia

Democracy Governance

Hungarian election: prospect for ongoing democracy crisis, as Putin and Orban collude on aggression against Ukraine

Preliminary results show Fidesz-KDNP alliance winning not less than 68% votes, with 99% ballots counted. The opposition alliance led by Peter Marki-Zay fell far behind with 34,9% votes. Fidesz-KDNP is due to get 135 seats in parliament,…

April 4, 2022Hungary

Governance

Political turmoil in Pakistan: future scenarios

Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan's future looked increasingly in doubt after a key coalition partner switched allegiance ahead of a parliamentary no-confidence vote that could be held as early as…

March 31, 2022Pakistan

Conflict Governance

Senegalese President jumps at the opportunity to root out Casamance separatism

The President of Senegal benefits from favorable foreign climate, MFDC rebels’ poor equipment and their loss of emotional appeal among locals to sweep away in Casamance province. The Senegal army…

March 21, 2022Senegal

Governance Psyops

Russia’s political line: neo-Nazism

From 2008, the Putin regime has shown dynamic shift towards neo-Nazi ideology. The Kremlin has updated the topic of fight against fascism to hide clear signs of Nazism in Russia’s politics and…

March 16, 2022Nazi, Russia

Coup Governance

Signs of military coup in Russia

Russia is showing signs of a military coup. They lie in practically monopolized access and full influence on President Putin by Defense Minister Shoigu, with top defense officials trying to cope with…

March 14, 2022GRU, Russia

Governance National Security

Can Kosovo’s membership in NATO be accelerated?

The invasion of Ukraine by Russia and the pro-Russian stance of Serbia have highlighted the danger that threatens Kosovo lately. Peace in Kosovo has been maintained by KFOR troops since…

March 9, 2022Kosovo, NATO

Coup Governance

The Kremlin’s operation in Ukraine fuels Putin’s close political elite confrontation

At the very beginning the Russian invasion of Ukraine had a lot of conceptual errors proving the fierce ongoing struggle in Putin's circles for the influence and intentions to weaken the…

March 7, 2022Russia

Governance Nonproliferation

Latent split in Russian military and political leadership

Forces close to Nikolay Patrushev and Bortnikov are disappointed by Ukraine's invasion, as Defense Minister Sergei Shoigu was responsible for that operation. Russian armed forces sustained 6727 casualties, their General Staff…

February 28, 2022Russia

Governance

Vucic’s win over the three main narratives

In the last election the Putinists win, but Putin loses

Hungarian election: prospect for ongoing democracy crisis, as Putin and Orban collude on aggression against Ukraine

Political turmoil in Pakistan: future scenarios

Senegalese President jumps at the opportunity to root out Casamance separatism

Russia’s political line: neo-Nazism

Signs of military coup in Russia

Can Kosovo’s membership in NATO be accelerated?

The Kremlin’s operation in Ukraine fuels Putin’s close political elite confrontation

Latent split in Russian military and political leadership

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