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Nicaragua’s Recognition of Donbas as Russian Territory: Motivations, Alignments, and Consequences
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Nicaragua’s Recognition of Donbas as Russian Territory: Motivations, Alignments, and Consequences

I. IntroductionIn a notable gesture of support for Russia’s international posture, Nicaragua has formally recognized the occupied Donbas territories as Russian. This development reinforces Nicaragua’s pattern of opposing Western-backed resolutions in…
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July 31, 2025Tags: Nicaragua, Russia, Ukraine
The Strategic Gamble of Power: President Touadéra’s Third-Term Bid in the Central African Republic
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The Strategic Gamble of Power: President Touadéra’s Third-Term Bid in the Central African Republic

I. Introduction President Faustin-Archange Touadéra’s official confirmation of his candidacy for a third term, following a controversial constitutional overhaul in 2023, marks a decisive turn in the Central African Republic’s…
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July 31, 2025Tags: CAR, Russia
The U.S. Sanctions on the Russian-Iranian Shadow Fleet: Strategic Implications and Challenges
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The U.S. Sanctions on the Russian-Iranian Shadow Fleet: Strategic Implications and Challenges

In mid-2025, the United States expanded its sanctions regime to target the so-called “shadow fleet” — an extensive network of vessels operated covertly to circumvent oil and gas embargoes imposed…
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July 31, 2025Tags: Iran, Russia
UAV Incident in Minsk: A Russian Provocation to Draw Belarus into the War?
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UAV Incident in Minsk: A Russian Provocation to Draw Belarus into the War?

On July 29th , an unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) was downed by Belarusian EW in the Belarusian capital, Minsk. While official sources have remained vague or contradictory, the circumstances surrounding…
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July 30, 2025Tags: Belarus, Russia
Alleged Coup Planning Within Russia’s General Staff
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Alleged Coup Planning Within Russia’s General Staff

Recent unverified claims from Russian sources suggest that certain officers within Russia’s General Staff are allegedly considering a coup-style operation, fearing repression or purges if the war in Ukraine ends…
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July 29, 2025Tags: Russia
Austria’s Neutrality Under Pressure: Toward a Strategic Shift in Security Policy?
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Austria’s Neutrality Under Pressure: Toward a Strategic Shift in Security Policy?

Austria’s historic policy of neutrality—enshrined in its 1955 State Treaty and a cornerstone of post-war identity—is now under serious scrutiny. Mounting geopolitical instability, European disillusionment with "neutrality," and the persistent threat…
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July 28, 2025Tags: Austria, NATO, Russia
Borderline Politics: Russian-Linked Actors in Finland and the Campaign to Reopen the Finnish–Russian Border
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Borderline Politics: Russian-Linked Actors in Finland and the Campaign to Reopen the Finnish–Russian Border

A small but vocal group of politicians and public figures in Finland, some with Russian citizenship or familial ties to Russia, are actively pushing for the reopening of the Finnish-Russian…
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July 25, 2025Tags: Finland, NATO, Russia
The Consolidation of Pro-Russian Forces in Moldova: Implications for the 2025 Elections
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The Consolidation of Pro-Russian Forces in Moldova: Implications for the 2025 Elections

 Recent developments in Moldova indicate a significant realignment within the country’s pro-Russian political spectrum. Formerly fragmented forces have now coalesced into a unified electoral bloc, potentially reshaping the political landscape…
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July 23, 2025Tags: Moldova, Russia
Rising Russian Espionage Activity in Germany: Timing, Tactics, and Threats
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Rising Russian Espionage Activity in Germany: Timing, Tactics, and Threats

Russia has sharply intensified its espionage activity in Germany since 2022. This escalation reflects shifts in Moscow's intelligence priorities amid the war in Ukraine, worsening relations with the West, and…
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July 22, 2025Tags: Germany, Russia
Wagner Group Atrocities in the Central African Republic — Motives, Parallels, and Risks of Regional Backlash
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Wagner Group Atrocities in the Central African Republic — Motives, Parallels, and Risks of Regional Backlash

The killing of local civilians by the Russian Wagner Group near a gold mine in the Central African Republic (CAR) has reignited international scrutiny over Moscow’s extractive activities in Africa.…
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July 21, 2025Tags: CAR, gold, Russia, Wagner Group

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