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Bear Meets Dragon: The Escalating Espionage Rivalry Between Russia and China
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Bear Meets Dragon: The Escalating Espionage Rivalry Between Russia and China

Despite their strategic “no limits” partnership, intelligence leaks show deep mistrust between Moscow and Beijing. A recent New York Times–cited report revealed internal Russian warnings that Chinese intelligence is actively targeting…
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June 9, 2025Tags: China, Russia
Kazakhstan’s Pivot to China for Nuclear Power: Strategic Choice and Geopolitical Signal
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Kazakhstan’s Pivot to China for Nuclear Power: Strategic Choice and Geopolitical Signal

Kazakhstan's decision in 2025 to select a Chinese company over Russia's Rosatom to build its first nuclear power plant marks a pivotal moment in Central Asian energy geopolitics. This move carries…
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May 30, 2025Tags: China, Kazakhstan, Russia
Russia Exploits the IAEA to Steal Chinese Nuclear Technology
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Russia Exploits the IAEA to Steal Chinese Nuclear Technology

The Kremlin has institutionalized a vast effort to expropriate Chinese nuclear technologies under the guise of international cooperation. This policy, sanctioned at the highest political level, involves diplomats, intelligence operatives,…
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May 29, 2025Tags: Austria, China, Rosatom, Russia, SVR
Eyes in the Dark: Russia’s Hacking of Border Surveillance Cameras in EU States – Strategic Goals and Threats to NATO
Posted inIntelligence ops National Security

Eyes in the Dark: Russia’s Hacking of Border Surveillance Cameras in EU States – Strategic Goals and Threats to NATO

In the evolving theater of hybrid warfare, cyber espionage has become a key instrument of state power. Recent reports and security assessments indicate a disturbing trend: Russian state-linked hackers have increasingly…
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May 22, 2025Tags: China, EU, GRU, NATO, Russia
After the Guns Fall Silent: Strategic Implications of the India–Pakistan War
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After the Guns Fall Silent: Strategic Implications of the India–Pakistan War

The recent war between India and Pakistan—though short in duration—has left behind a complex legacy. While active hostilities have ceased under international pressure, particularly from the United States and China, the…
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May 15, 2025Tags: China, India, Pakistan
Strategic Silence: China’s Support for a Ceasefire in Ukraine and Its Geopolitical Calculations
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Strategic Silence: China’s Support for a Ceasefire in Ukraine and Its Geopolitical Calculations

Beijing's growing diplomatic engagement around the war in Ukraine, particularly its advocacy for a ceasefire, has raised significant questions regarding its strategic motives and the broader geopolitical consequences. While China presents…
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May 12, 2025Tags: China, Russia, Ukraine, USA
Hungary’s Balancing Act: Strategic Risks of Budapest’s Covert Ties with Russia
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Hungary’s Balancing Act: Strategic Risks of Budapest’s Covert Ties with Russia

Hungary under Viktor Orbán has become a geopolitical pivot point where Russian oil money, Chinese strategic investments, and American capital intersect. This convergence presents serious risks to both the European…
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May 2, 2025Tags: China, Hungary, Russia, USA
China’s Declared Neutrality vs. De Facto Involvement in the Russia-Ukraine War
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China’s Declared Neutrality vs. De Facto Involvement in the Russia-Ukraine War

Despite officially claiming neutrality, China is in practice a key enabler of Russia’s war effort against Ukraine. Through massive exports of critical dual-use materials like nitrocellulose — vital for ammunition…
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April 28, 2025Tags: China, Russia, Ukraine
Russia’s Recognition of the Taliban: Strategic Defiance in a New Great Game
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Russia’s Recognition of the Taliban: Strategic Defiance in a New Great Game

In April 2025, Russia became the first major global power to take decisive steps toward formal recognition of the Taliban regime in Afghanistan, breaking with Western efforts to isolate the Islamist government. Though…
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April 18, 2025Tags: Afghanistan, China, Russia, Taliban, USA
Strategic Shift or Escalation? Implications of Alleged Chinese Military Presence in Ukraine
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Strategic Shift or Escalation? Implications of Alleged Chinese Military Presence in Ukraine

Recent reports of Chinese People's Liberation Army (PLA) soldiers allegedly captured during combat operations in Ukraine have sent shockwaves through international diplomatic and military circles. If verified, this unprecedented development…
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April 9, 2025Tags: China, Ukraine, USA

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