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Guinea’s September 21, 2025 Constitutional Referendum: Aims, Issues, Outcomes, and Stakeholders
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Guinea’s September 21, 2025 Constitutional Referendum: Aims, Issues, Outcomes, and Stakeholders

The junta led by Gen. Mamady Doumbouya has set Sept. 21, 2025 for a constitutional referendum—presented as the first step back to civilian rule, with national elections signaled for December 2025.   What’s in…
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August 21, 2025Tags: Guinea
Bolivia’s 2025 Elections: Outcomes, Leaders, Consequences, and Political Realignment
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Bolivia’s 2025 Elections: Outcomes, Leaders, Consequences, and Political Realignment

Result so far: First round (Aug 17, 2025) points to a runoff on Oct 19 with Rodrigo Paz (centrist) versus Jorge “Tuto” Quiroga (right‑of‑center). MAS (Evo Morales/Luis Arce’s party) suffered a historic collapse amid internal schism and…
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August 18, 2025Tags: Bolivia
Malata Naha: The Basotho Nationalist Surge and the Risks of a Cross-Border Insurgency
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Malata Naha: The Basotho Nationalist Surge and the Risks of a Cross-Border Insurgency

Lesotho’s top security officials have warned of a militant group called Malata Naha ("land reclaimers") recruiting Basotho youth and training them on South African farms to foment insurrection or reclaim territory. South…
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August 14, 2025Tags: Lesotho, South Africa
Mali After the Arrests: Scenarios for Power, Instability, and Foreign Influence”
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Mali After the Arrests: Scenarios for Power, Instability, and Foreign Influence”

Media reports confirm that Mali’s junta has arrested between 20 and 50 soldiers over the past few days for allegedly plotting to topple Colonel Assimi Goïta’s military government. Among those detained are:…
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August 14, 2025Tags: Mali
Belarus’ New Defense Law Proposal: Strategic Alignment with Russia or Prelude to Escalation?
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Belarus’ New Defense Law Proposal: Strategic Alignment with Russia or Prelude to Escalation?

In August 2025, the lower house of the Belarusian parliament received a draft law from the Ministry of Defense of the Republic of Belarus titled "On Amendments to Laws on Ensuring…
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August 6, 2025Tags: Belarus, Russia, Ukraine
The Strategic Gamble of Power: President Touadéra’s Third-Term Bid in the Central African Republic
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The Strategic Gamble of Power: President Touadéra’s Third-Term Bid in the Central African Republic

I. Introduction President Faustin-Archange Touadéra’s official confirmation of his candidacy for a third term, following a controversial constitutional overhaul in 2023, marks a decisive turn in the Central African Republic’s…
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July 31, 2025Tags: CAR, Russia
Côte d’Ivoire on the Brink: Alassane Ouattara’s Fourth Term Bid and Its Implications
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Côte d’Ivoire on the Brink: Alassane Ouattara’s Fourth Term Bid and Its Implications

President Alassane Ouattara’s reported intention to seek a fourth term in Côte d’Ivoire has reignited domestic and international concerns about the erosion of democratic norms, the resurgence of ethnic and…
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July 30, 2025Tags: Cote d’Ivoire
Alleged Coup Planning Within Russia’s General Staff
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Alleged Coup Planning Within Russia’s General Staff

Recent unverified claims from Russian sources suggest that certain officers within Russia’s General Staff are allegedly considering a coup-style operation, fearing repression or purges if the war in Ukraine ends…
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July 29, 2025Tags: Russia
Austria’s Neutrality Under Pressure: Toward a Strategic Shift in Security Policy?
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Austria’s Neutrality Under Pressure: Toward a Strategic Shift in Security Policy?

Austria’s historic policy of neutrality—enshrined in its 1955 State Treaty and a cornerstone of post-war identity—is now under serious scrutiny. Mounting geopolitical instability, European disillusionment with "neutrality," and the persistent threat…
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July 28, 2025Tags: Austria, NATO, Russia
Kosovo is facing a political crisis
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Kosovo is facing a political crisis

Kosovo is entering a dangerous and uncertain political terrain if it fails to make a decision by July 27 to constitute the Assembly. The ex officio decision of the Constitutional…
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July 25, 2025Tags: Kosovo

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