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Coronavirus epidemic in China may undermine Beijing clan’s position

The coronavirus fight in China could influence the alignment of political forces in the country. Ineffective and unsuccessful measures to fight the epidemic may make Xi Jinping’s give up lifelong…

February 4, 2020China, coronavirus

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Constitutional amendments in Russia not to change the person of the president

The constitutional amendments voiced by Vladimir Putin in his message to the Federal Assembly focus on preparing the multiscenario options in 2024. The Kremlin’s key task is to lay the…

January 22, 2020Russia

Estimates Governance

Education permission policy as for the students from enemy countries needs changed

The U.S. Department of State can put effective education pressure on enemy countries. Leaders of the countries demonstrating aggressive rhetoric against the United States and our EU partners continue sending…

January 17, 2020China, education, Iran, Russia, USA

Governance Situation Reports

Risks of leftist sentiment strengthening in Chile reduced by fragmentation of leftist forces

The economic case study in the countries of South America and its charting on the map of protests in the countries of the continent, enables to trace the difference between…

November 28, 2019Cjile, economy, protest

Governance Situation Reports

The situation in Bolivia could turn into a civil war

The situation in Bolivia could turn into an armed confrontation involving foreign countries beyond the region. There has been a change of power in Bolivia. President Evo Morales, amid the…

November 12, 2019Bolivia, China, Cuba, Evo Moralez, Nicaragua, Russia, Venezuela

Governance

Coronavirus epidemic in China may undermine Beijing clan’s position

Constitutional amendments in Russia not to change the person of the president

Education permission policy as for the students from enemy countries needs changed

Risks of leftist sentiment strengthening in Chile reduced by fragmentation of leftist forces

The situation in Bolivia could turn into a civil war

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