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Russia’s Shadow Fleet: The Kremlin’s Maritime Lifeline and Europe’s Emerging Security Challenge
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Russia’s Shadow Fleet: The Kremlin’s Maritime Lifeline and Europe’s Emerging Security Challenge

German and French lawmakers have drafted a joint resolution calling for more concrete measures against Russia's "shadow fleet." The document is expected to be adopted on June 22 during a…
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June 22, 2026Tags: Russia, shadow fleet
Europe’s Intelligence Challenge in an Emerging U.S.-China Bipolar World
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Europe’s Intelligence Challenge in an Emerging U.S.-China Bipolar World

Europe is entering a period of strategic uncertainty unprecedented since the end of the Cold War. As geopolitical competition increasingly centers on the rivalry between the United States and China,…
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June 10, 2026Tags: China, EU, USA
EU Enlargement at Risk: Serbia’s Citizenship Policy and the Challenge of Russian Influence
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EU Enlargement at Risk: Serbia’s Citizenship Policy and the Challenge of Russian Influence

The growing number of Russian citizens acquiring Serbian citizenship and thereby gaining visa-free access to the European Union presents potential security risks for the EU. According to a European Commission…
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June 9, 2026Tags: EU, Russia, Serbia
The Potash Trap for Washington: How Minsk and Moscow Are Seeking to Leverage U.S. Interest in the Nezhinsky Potash Project to Undermine the Sanctions Regime
Posted inEconomy Geoeconomics Geopolitics National Security

The Potash Trap for Washington: How Minsk and Moscow Are Seeking to Leverage U.S. Interest in the Nezhinsky Potash Project to Undermine the Sanctions Regime

In December 2025 and again in March 2026, the U.S. Treasury Department's Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC) eased certain restrictions affecting Belarus's potash sector and selected financial institutions. Reuters…
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June 8, 2026Tags: Belarus, Russia, Sanctions, USA
The Evolution of the White House’s Approach to the War in Ukraine: From Rapid Settlement to Strategic 
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The Evolution of the White House’s Approach to the War in Ukraine: From Rapid Settlement to Strategic 

Recent remarks by U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio mark a significant shift in the White House's approach toward the war in Ukraine. Rubio's statement that Russia "cannot achieve its negotiating goals…
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June 4, 2026Tags: Russia, Ukraine, USA
The Strategic Logic Behind the Polish-British Defense Pact
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The Strategic Logic Behind the Polish-British Defense Pact

Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk has stated that Warsaw seeks the closest possible coordination with London in response to growing Russian military and hybrid threats. According to Prime Minister Donald…
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June 3, 2026Tags: United Kingdom
Japanese Technologies in the Production Cycle of KN-23/KN-24 Missiles
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Japanese Technologies in the Production Cycle of KN-23/KN-24 Missiles

Risks to Japan’s National Security and the Need for Enhanced Export Controls Analysis of debris from North Korean KN-23 and KN-24 ballistic missiles used by Russia in attacks against Ukraine…
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June 2, 2026Tags: China, DPRK, Japan, Sanctions, USA
The Invisible Attack: How Russia’s GPS Spoofing Campaign Threatens European Aviation and NATO Security
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The Invisible Attack: How Russia’s GPS Spoofing Campaign Threatens European Aviation and NATO Security

Russia is capable of deliberately distorting GPS signals across parts of Europe, creating risks for security and navigation. According to Darius Kulešius, deputy head of Lithuania’s communications regulator, Russia has…
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May 27, 2026Tags: EW, NATO, Russia, spoofing
Russia’s Passportization of Transnistria: A Hidden Mobilization Reserve for the Kremlin’s Future Wars
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Russia’s Passportization of Transnistria: A Hidden Mobilization Reserve for the Kremlin’s Future Wars

Russia’s Passport Expansion in Transnistria: A Hybrid Mobilization Tool and a Potential Prelude to Regional Escalation President of the Republic of Moldova Maia Sandu sharply criticized Vladimir Putin’s decree simplifying the acquisition…
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May 18, 2026Tags: Moldova, Russia, Transnistria
Why Washington Is Ignoring Russian Strikes on U.S. Business Assets in Ukraine
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Why Washington Is Ignoring Russian Strikes on U.S. Business Assets in Ukraine

The growing pattern of Russian strikes against facilities linked to major American corporations in Ukraine — including companies such as Coca-Cola, Cargill, Boeing, Mondelez International, and Philip Morris International — reveals a significant contradiction in current…
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May 13, 2026Tags: Russia, Ukraine, USA

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