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From Scandal to Security Threat: Protecting High-Value Individuals Named in the Epstein Files from Russian Intelligence Targeting 
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From Scandal to Security Threat: Protecting High-Value Individuals Named in the Epstein Files from Russian Intelligence Targeting 

The release of millions of “Epstein files” has created a large, searchable reputational dataset that foreign intelligence services can exploit for recruitment, coercion, and disinformation—even when the underlying material does not…
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February 13, 2026Tags: Epstein, GRU, Russia, SVR, USA
From Hybrid Influence to Coercive Presence: Wagner’s Alleged Footprint in Bulgaria and the Escalation of Russian Interference in the EU
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From Hybrid Influence to Coercive Presence: Wagner’s Alleged Footprint in Bulgaria and the Escalation of Russian Interference in the EU

In Bulgaria, near the village of Kladnitsa (Pernik Region), a facility linked to the Russian private military company Wagner was discovered. The site was identified by the civic organization BOEC.…
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February 11, 2026Tags: Bulgaria, Wagner Group
Prosecuting Resistance, Forgetting Aggression: Kosovo and the Failure of Proportional Justice
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Prosecuting Resistance, Forgetting Aggression: Kosovo and the Failure of Proportional Justice

More than two decades after the Kosovo war, international justice has produced an outcome that remains deeply contested: the Serbian state, whose forces carried out systematic and widespread crimes against…
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February 10, 2026Tags: Kosovo, Russia, Serbia
Threat Assessment: Kremlin Exploitation of Pacifist Networks in Germany
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Threat Assessment: Kremlin Exploitation of Pacifist Networks in Germany

The Kremlin is seeking to exploit German pacifist groups to disrupt the Munich Security Conference. Ahead of the Munich Security Conference scheduled for February 13–15, 2026, Russian intelligence services intend…
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February 10, 2026Tags: Germany, pacifism, Russia
Frexit Without Exit: How Anti-EU Movements Shape French Politics Without Winning Power
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Frexit Without Exit: How Anti-EU Movements Shape French Politics Without Winning Power

A march by supporters of France’s withdrawal from the European Union (“Frexit”) took place in central Paris. On February 2, 2026, more than a thousand people gathered in the French…
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February 4, 2026Tags: EU, France, Russia
Parliamentary Contact as a Tool of Influence: How Moscow Will Exploit Anna Paulina Luna Initiative
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Parliamentary Contact as a Tool of Influence: How Moscow Will Exploit Anna Paulina Luna Initiative

Republican Congresswoman Anna Paulina Luna invited deputies of the State Duma of the Russian Federation to Washington with the declared purpose of holding consultations and discussions on a peaceful settlement of the war in…
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February 2, 2026Tags: Russia, Ukraine, USA
From Counterintelligence to Domestic Control: The Strategic Logic of Germany’s BND Expansion
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From Counterintelligence to Domestic Control: The Strategic Logic of Germany’s BND Expansion

According to the German chancellor’s plans, Germany’s Federal Intelligence Service (BND) is expected to significantly expand its surveillance capabilities. Particular attention will be devoted to internet communications transmitted from Germany…
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January 23, 2026Tags: BND, Germany
Russia’s “Ukraine Playbook” in Armenia: Likelihood, Triggers, Actors, and Scenarios
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Russia’s “Ukraine Playbook” in Armenia: Likelihood, Triggers, Actors, and Scenarios

A full-scale Russian invasion of Armenia “like Ukraine 2022” is less likely in the near term because Armenia is geographically constrained, is not Russia’s immediate borderland in the same way Ukraine is, and would risk…
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January 21, 2026Tags: Armenia, Baltic, Moldova, Russia
Russia’s “Internet Kill Switch” Export: How Moscow Helped Iran Crush Protests
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Russia’s “Internet Kill Switch” Export: How Moscow Helped Iran Crush Protests

Russia allegedly helped Iran disable mobile communications and isolate the country from the global Internet as mass anti-government protests escalated into the most serious domestic challenge the Islamic Republic has…
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January 16, 2026Tags: Cyberattacks, Iran, Russia
Pentagon Acquisition of a Suspected “Havana Syndrome” Device: Evidence Convergence, Russian Signatures, and the GRU’s Directed-Energy Playbook
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Pentagon Acquisition of a Suspected “Havana Syndrome” Device: Evidence Convergence, Russian Signatures, and the GRU’s Directed-Energy Playbook

New CNN reporting indicates that the U.S. Department of Defense—via a covert procurement involving Homeland Security Investigations (HSI)—acquired and tested a portable device believed by some investigators to be linked…
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January 14, 2026Tags: GRU, Havana Syndrome, Russia, USA

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