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Monarchy in Eswatini about to fall, China-orchestrated
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Monarchy in Eswatini about to fall, China-orchestrated

The last absolute monarchy of Africa remaining in Eswatini is on verge of collapse.  Allegedly, Eswatini King Mswati III left the country, despite the government denies it.   The immediate cause of the protest was…
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July 1, 2021Tags: Eswatini
How the Iranian presidential election might influence the future of Tehran’s domestic and foreign policy
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How the Iranian presidential election might influence the future of Tehran’s domestic and foreign policy

On June 18th, 2021, the Iranians are going to the poll to vote for the next president after eight years of Hassan Rouhani’s leadership. The Islamic Republic of Iran is…
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June 18, 2021Tags: Iran
New Peruvian President might go back from campaign promises and switch to centric course
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New Peruvian President might go back from campaign promises and switch to centric course

Despite leftist rhetoric, Peruvian President elect is likely to choose a centric political course and will not become a new regional Maduro.  More than 18.8 million Peruvians voted in this…
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June 16, 2021Tags: Peru
Gbagbo’s return to Côte d’Ivoire to increase tribal tensions in the country
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Gbagbo’s return to Côte d’Ivoire to increase tribal tensions in the country

His return is unlikely to facilitate reconciliation for political actors in the country. Laurent Gbagbo, the former president of Cote d'Ivoire, who was recently acquitted of war crimes charges by…
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June 15, 2021Tags: Alassane Ouattara, Cote d’Ivoire, Laurent Gbagbo
Mounting persecution of opposition in Nicaragua to delegitimize November elections
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Mounting persecution of opposition in Nicaragua to delegitimize November elections

The Ortega government speaks out against Nicaraguan opposition, removing all political credibility for the country’s government and electoral system. Systematic and repeated violations of the rule of law delegitimize the…
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June 4, 2021Tags: Nicaragua
Ethiopia at risk of falling into authoritarian rule, defeating democracy
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Ethiopia at risk of falling into authoritarian rule, defeating democracy

Democracy is shrinking in Ethiopia at noon of the Parliament elections postponed twice since last year. Peaceful voting is questionable due to the security situation in the country and boycott by opposition parties stemming from unrest. The…
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June 2, 2021Tags: Ethiopia, Tigray
Albania, a certainty in the Balkans for NATO and the EU
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Albania, a certainty in the Balkans for NATO and the EU

The elections of the 25th of April in Albania saw the Socialist Party (PS) win for the third time with 74 mandates. The largest opposition party, the Democratic Party (PD)…
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May 21, 2021Tags: Albania, EU
Smuggling, cryptocurrencies and illegal mining in northern Kosovo
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Smuggling, cryptocurrencies and illegal mining in northern Kosovo

Smuggled goods enter Kosovo freely from Serbia, through the villages of North Mitrovica since the post-war period. The Government of Kosovo has never succeeded to extend its authority 100% in this…
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May 19, 2021Tags: cryptocurrency, Kosovo, North Mitrovica, Serbia
Russian defense minister strengthens hand, chiseling away at the President
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Russian defense minister strengthens hand, chiseling away at the President

Intensified competitive battle amid the uniformed agencies’ heads is on display in the Kremlin. The dynamic that gave reason to say Putin was rolling back his grasp amid rumors of…
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May 7, 2021Tags: GRU, Russia
Upcoming elections in Zambia deepen ethnic tensions, threatening democracy and increase risks of violence
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Upcoming elections in Zambia deepen ethnic tensions, threatening democracy and increase risks of violence

The gap between the opposition United Party for National Development and ruling Patriotic Front in Zambia continues to widen, and distrust runs deep. Tensions between the ruling Patriotic Front (PF) and the opposition United Party for…
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May 5, 2021Tags: Zambia

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