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AfD, Russian Influence, and the Growing Risk of Ethnic Polarization in Germany
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AfD, Russian Influence, and the Growing Risk of Ethnic Polarization in Germany

The public organization Turkish Community in Germany has warned of a critical increase in the threat of physical violence from right-wing extremists, correlating with the growing popularity of the far-right party Alternative for…
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May 14, 2026Tags: AfD, Germany, Russia, Turkiye
Russian Money in Armenian Opposition: Risks to Armenia, U.S. Interests, and Regional Security
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Russian Money in Armenian Opposition: Risks to Armenia, U.S. Interests, and Regional Security

Russian influence in Armenia is operating through a combination of oligarchic finance, political patronage, media control, energy leverage, and anti-Western narratives. Pro-Russian opposition networks around Robert Kocharyan, Samvel Karapetyan, Seiran…
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May 12, 2026Tags: Armenia, Russia
The Italian Schengen visa scandal demonstrates how corruption and informal intermediary
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The Italian Schengen visa scandal demonstrates how corruption and informal intermediary

In Rome, former Italian Ambassador to Uzbekistan Piergabrielle Papadia was arrested on charges of organizing a corruption scheme for issuing long-term Schengen visas to Russian citizens. According to investigators, the diplomat, acting…
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May 11, 2026Tags: Italy, Russia
The Lukashenko Regime Has Resumed the Flow of Irregular Migrants to Destabilize Security on the EU’s Eastern Border
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The Lukashenko Regime Has Resumed the Flow of Irregular Migrants to Destabilize Security on the EU’s Eastern Border

Belarus has continued to systematically direct migrants toward the Latvian border. According to the Latvian Border Guard, following a relatively calm winter, a steady flow of irregular migrants resumed in…
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May 1, 2026Tags: Belarus, Russia
Italy as a Gateway: Russian Elite Networks, Criminal Ecosystems, Intelligence and Hybrid Influence in Southern Europe
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Italy as a Gateway: Russian Elite Networks, Criminal Ecosystems, Intelligence and Hybrid Influence in Southern Europe

Italy remains the leading country in the Schengen Area in terms of the number of visas issued to Russian citizens (152,000 in 2025), which enabled the visa operator VMS to increase its revenue by…
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April 22, 2026Tags: Italy, Russia
Moscow’s New Left: The ‘Sovintern’ Project and the Revival of Ideological Warfare
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Moscow’s New Left: The ‘Sovintern’ Project and the Revival of Ideological Warfare

The leader of A Just Russia, Sergey Mironov, announced the creation of an international network called “Sovintern,” which, under the slogan of “Socialism 2.0,” aims to unite more than 100 left-wing parties…
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April 16, 2026Tags: Russia, Sovintern, SVR
Institutional Dependency Behind Formal Independence: The Estonian Orthodox Church and Russian Influence Operations
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Institutional Dependency Behind Formal Independence: The Estonian Orthodox Church and Russian Influence Operations

According to the Estonian Internal Security Service, the Estonian Christian Orthodox Church (ECOC), despite formally declaring administrative independence from the Russian Orthodox Church in 2025, continues to operate within a framework of de…
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April 15, 2026Tags: Estonia, Orthodox church, Russia
Explosives Near Pipeline in Serbia — Actors, Motives, and Political Implications
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Explosives Near Pipeline in Serbia — Actors, Motives, and Political Implications

Executive Summary The discovery of explosives near a major gas pipeline in northern Serbia—part of the TurkStream/Balkan Stream system supplying Russian gas to Hungary—is a highly politicized and strategically sensitive incident. While…
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April 6, 2026Tags: GRU, Hungary, Serbia, Ukraine
How Vladimir Putin Is Trying to Rescue His Ally Viktor Orbán Ahead of Hungary’s Parliamentary Elections
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How Vladimir Putin Is Trying to Rescue His Ally Viktor Orbán Ahead of Hungary’s Parliamentary Elections

On the eve of Hungary’s parliamentary elections, Moscow grew increasingly concerned that Prime Minister Viktor Orbán might lose power. With the opposition Tisza Party and its leader Péter Magyar gaining…
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March 24, 2026Tags: Hungary, Russia, Ukraine
Risk Assessment: Threats Against the U.S. Vice President During a Visit to Hungary
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Risk Assessment: Threats Against the U.S. Vice President During a Visit to Hungary

The risk of a politically motivated hostile act against the U.S. Vice President during a visit to Hungary should be assessed as elevated in terms of political sensitivity, but constrained by a…
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March 23, 2026Tags: Hungary, Russia, USA

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