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The Pushtuns of the Afghan-Pakistani borderlands, 1979

We recommend reading the CIA research paper “The Pushtuns of the Afghan-Pakistani borderlands”, which provides an insight into the inter-tribal relations in the Pakistan-Afghan border region. It describes the evolution…

July 20, 2020Afghanistan, Pakistan, Pushtuns, tribalism

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Libya: Tribalism in the Qadhafi Regime, 1987

This is must-read sanitized intelligence analysis by CIA that was written in November, 1987 about tribalism in the Qadhafi regime. We think that this paper is very important to understand…

July 20, 2020Libya, tribalism

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The Ceasar Act- deterrence and maybe opportunity

On June 17, the first tranche of the largest US sanctions applied so far to Syria entered into force. United States President Donald Trump signed the "Caesar Syria Civilian Protection…

July 7, 2020Gerta Zaimi, Syria, USA

Governance

Russia’s referendum: takeaway message

The Kremlin has turned the trick at the constitutional referendum, allowing Putin to extend his rule until 2036. The outcome contests the transparency and fairness of the vote. Preparation and…

July 3, 2020Russia

Governance

Belarus gets in political headwinds

On August 9, Belarus will hold presidential elections where the acting president Alexander Lukashenko will face serious problems ever before. Thus, 2020 will start a new era for the Republic…

June 15, 2020Belarus, Lukashenko

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The influence of general elections in Cote d’lvoire post Guillaume Soro’s arrest

Most Ivorians will be voting in November for their general elections, and in some cases, it will also include parliamentary elections. These elections will offer the Ivorians a chance to…

June 1, 2020Cote d’Ivoire, Rutendo Nembaware

Situation Reports Governance

Will Iraq Survive the Covid-19 Pandemic?

Even before the Covid-19 tsunami washed over the world, Iraq was at best, a fragile democracy barely hanging on in the wake of almost daily street protests, a revolving door government, and…

May 11, 2020coronavirus, David DeBatto, Iraq

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pandemic-caused major geopolitical trends

While economists and financial specialists predict the time of national economics’ recovery and futurologists figure out options for changes in society, the world has been already experiencing irreversible changes. The…

May 8, 2020coronavirus, Covid-19

Governance Situation Reports

Romania at risk after the Senate decides on the Szekely Land autonomy

Budapest keeps using the Greater Hungary idea, - Prime Minister Victor Orban's dream. After being elected to office, Viktor Orban started to push neighboring countries where ethnic Hungarians live, targeting…

May 1, 2020Hungary, Romania

Governance Estimates

The Main trends of Africa of political development, terrorism, and stability post-Covid-19

To understand how the trends of Africa and their political development post Covid-19 is to understand their current political situations. Most African countries have failed in holding their political developments and…

April 27, 2020Africa, Covid-19, Rutendo Nembaware, terrorism

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The Pushtuns of the Afghan-Pakistani borderlands, 1979

Libya: Tribalism in the Qadhafi Regime, 1987

The Ceasar Act- deterrence and maybe opportunity

Russia’s referendum: takeaway message

Belarus gets in political headwinds

The influence of general elections in Cote d’lvoire post Guillaume Soro’s arrest

Will Iraq Survive the Covid-19 Pandemic?

pandemic-caused major geopolitical trends

Romania at risk after the Senate decides on the Szekely Land autonomy

The Main trends of Africa of political development, terrorism, and stability post-Covid-19

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