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Change of leader in South Ossetia: FSB to save money, fight corruption and abuses by GRU

Alan Gagloev, an opposition candidate, chairman of the Nykhaz party, former KGB operative won the presidential election in unrecognized puppet South Ossetia, with 54% of the vote. He defeated the…

May 13, 2022Russia, South Ossetia

Democracy Governance

Somalia: unblocked presidential elections amid risks of deepening crisis

Election of parliament leaders in Somalia paves way for presidential vote. After the protracted delays and obstacles in choosing the members of parliament, the election of the parliamentary leadership is a…

May 2, 2022Somalia

Governance

Putin likely not capable of functioning by year end

Putin's health worsens fast, raising questions whether he is capable of functioning. Consensus estimates agree the regime is about to change in winter 2022-2023. The Kremlin risks, otherwise, being run by a disabled…

April 28, 2022Putin, Russia

Governance Terrorism

Causes of the security crisis in Nigerian Kaduna State

The growing infamy of Kaduna as the most terrorised state in Nigeria in recent times despite the heavy presence of the military and police in the state is raising concerns…

April 18, 2022Nigeria

Democracy Governance

Côte d’Ivoire: President Ouattara reshuffle Achi’s government to strengthen power and overcome pandemic crisis

President Ouattara’s shuffling of government structure has pushed the PM Patrick Achi and his subordinates away. Though Achi has not given a formal response to his resignation, he made clear that President Ouattara…

April 15, 2022Alassane Ouattara, Cote d’Ivoire, Patrick Achi

Governance ideology War crimes

War crimes to reflect the essence of Russians

Russia is doing its utmost to prevent the investigation of war crimes committed by its troops and Russian mercenaries. Information on war crimes committed by Russian troops around the world…

April 14, 2022Russia

Democracy Governance

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

Governance

Change of leader in South Ossetia: FSB to save money, fight corruption and abuses by GRU

Somalia: unblocked presidential elections amid risks of deepening crisis

Putin likely not capable of functioning by year end

Causes of the security crisis in Nigerian Kaduna State

Côte d’Ivoire: President Ouattara reshuffle Achi’s government to strengthen power and overcome pandemic crisis

War crimes to reflect the essence of Russians

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

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