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Warning: Work on smallpox virus by Russians gives rise to concern amid COVID-19 pandemic

Russia is currently hard at work on the smallpox virus under the guise of updating documentary standards and developing NIOCH-14 compound for clinic-based studies. This work by the State Research…

October 5, 2020coronavirus, smallpox

Situation Reports Governance

Will Iraq Survive the Covid-19 Pandemic?

Even before the Covid-19 tsunami washed over the world, Iraq was at best, a fragile democracy barely hanging on in the wake of almost daily street protests, a revolving door government, and…

May 11, 2020coronavirus, David DeBatto, Iraq

Estimates Governance

pandemic-caused major geopolitical trends

While economists and financial specialists predict the time of national economics’ recovery and futurologists figure out options for changes in society, the world has been already experiencing irreversible changes. The…

May 8, 2020coronavirus, Covid-19

Propaganda and Disinformation Psyops Situation Reports

Russia is one of the key beneficiary parties in SARS-CoV-2 pandemic crisis

The coronavirus topic is used in the information war with the aim to discredit the EU health system. The campaign targets is to aggravate the health crisis in Western European countries,…

March 23, 2020coronavirus, Covid-19, Russia

Governance Situation Reports

Coronavirus epidemic in China may undermine Beijing clan’s position

The coronavirus fight in China could influence the alignment of political forces in the country. Ineffective and unsuccessful measures to fight the epidemic may make Xi Jinping’s give up lifelong…

February 4, 2020China, coronavirus

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Warning: Work on smallpox virus by Russians gives rise to concern amid COVID-19 pandemic

Will Iraq Survive the Covid-19 Pandemic?

pandemic-caused major geopolitical trends

Russia is one of the key beneficiary parties in SARS-CoV-2 pandemic crisis

Coronavirus epidemic in China may undermine Beijing clan’s position

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