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Cuba as a New Front in Geopolitical Confrontation: Why Washington Is Increasing Pressure on Havana and What Interests Russia and China Are Defending
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Cuba as a New Front in Geopolitical Confrontation: Why Washington Is Increasing Pressure on Havana and What Interests Russia and China Are Defending

The intensification of U.S. pressure on Cuba should be viewed not only as an attempt to bring about political regime change in Havana, but also as part of the broader…
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October 27, 2026Tags: China, Cuba, Russia, USA
Russia’s Madagascar Gambit: GRU, Ports and a New Indian Ocean Foothold
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Russia’s Madagascar Gambit: GRU, Ports and a New Indian Ocean Foothold

Russia appears to be building in Madagascar something more consequential than another African security partnership. The pattern described in the September 23 investigation by Radio Liberty points toward an emerging integrated…
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September 26, 2026Tags: Madagascar, Wagner Group
Normandy as a Warning: The Accident Confirms RLI’s Forecast About the Vulnerability of Europe’s Railways
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Normandy as a Warning: The Accident Confirms RLI’s Forecast About the Vulnerability of Europe’s Railways

On Friday evening, At 7:45 p.m., between Tourville-la-Rivière and Elbeuf–Saint-Aubin stations, within the commune of Cléon (Seine-Maritime), approximately 15–20 km south of Rouen. AFP highlights an important detail: the site is…
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September 14, 2026Tags: France, railroads
The End of the “Budapest Exception”: Hungary Dismantles Russia’s Influence Infrastructure
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The End of the “Budapest Exception”: Hungary Dismantles Russia’s Influence Infrastructure

Hungary’s decision to declare ten employees of the Russian diplomatic mission personae non gratae is one of the clearest signals of a shift in Budapest’s security and foreign-policy model since…
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September 9, 2026Tags: Hungary
Leipzig, Serbia and Russia’s Shadow War: Coincidence, Corridor or Network?
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Leipzig, Serbia and Russia’s Shadow War: Coincidence, Corridor or Network?

The attempted drone attack at Leipzig/Halle Airport was supposed to be a German security story. It is rapidly becoming a Serbian one. On August 4, an explosives-laden drone was discovered…
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September 8, 2026Tags: Russia, Serbia
Closing Russia’s Diplomatic Back Door: Poland Targets Moscow’s Intelligence Infrastructure in Europe
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Closing Russia’s Diplomatic Back Door: Poland Targets Moscow’s Intelligence Infrastructure in Europe

Against the backdrop of intensifying Russian hybrid activity in Europe, Poland is calling for a systematic reduction of Russia’s diplomatic presence across the European Union. Warsaw’s initiative envisages not only…
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September 7, 2026Tags: Russia
Attack in Brandenburg: Has Moscow Begun to Act on Its Threats Against Germany?
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Attack in Brandenburg: Has Moscow Begun to Act on Its Threats Against Germany?

The attempted sabotage of one of the most important nodes in Germany’s energy system near the Jänschwalde power plant in Brandenburg could represent the next episode in the hybrid confrontation…
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September 2, 2026Tags: Germany, Russia
After Leipzig: Germany Moves to Dismantle Russia’s Influence Infrastructure
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After Leipzig: Germany Moves to Dismantle Russia’s Influence Infrastructure

After Berlin officially held Russia responsible on September 1, 2026, for an attempted explosive-drone attack on Leipzig/Halle Airport, the government announced a package of measures: the closure of the Russian…
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September 2, 2026Tags: Germany
From Skyeton to Rheinmetall: A New Stage in Russia’s Sabotage War in Europe
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From Skyeton to Rheinmetall: A New Stage in Russia’s Sabotage War in Europe

Slovak police detained three foreign nationals on suspicion of preparing an arson attack on a plant operated by the Ukrainian drone manufacturer Skyeton in the village of Haniska. Two suspects…
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August 28, 2026Tags: Slovakia, Ukraine
Zaolzie as an Instrument of Influence: An Attempt to Revive a Polish-Czech Territorial Conflict
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Zaolzie as an Instrument of Influence: An Attempt to Revive a Polish-Czech Territorial Conflict

The information campaign that unfolded in Poland and the Czech Republic in August 2026 around Cieszyn Silesia bears the hallmarks of a coordinated influence operation. It combined the hacking of…
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August 27, 2026Tags: Czech Republic, Poland, Russia, Slovakia

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