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Russia’s involvement endangers security in the Balkans

Tensions in northern Kosovo remain high even though the barricades set up by Serbian extremists have now been removed after the decision for a 30-day postponement of implementation for with…

August 11, 2022Kosovo, Russia, Serbia

Intelligence ops

Primrose-Morrison case reveals potential scale of Russian presence in the West

With Russian intelligence networks opened, we may see some deep infiltrated agents in the West, as Russia recruited or illegally dropped them as far back as the Cold War. A…

August 8, 2022Russia, USA

Geopolitics National Security

Russia approaches North Macedonia trying to block the EU integration

Russian attempts to influence the destabilization of the Western Balkans are mainly carried out through countries with political instability, always using Serbian channels. Wherever a gap for maneuvering, Russian agencies…

August 5, 2022North Macedonia, Russia

Governance ideology

Anti-Semitism to grow in Russia

Anti-Semitism is mounting in Russia. The government seeks to use the ethnic component to get the people off social and economic woes, triggered by the Putin regime in the military…

August 4, 2022Israel, Russia

Conflict Estimates Intelligence ops

Moscow fuels the Serbia-Kosovo border tensions

Russia and its satellites the region have unleashed a new war in the Balkans. Serbian President Vučić's statement about being attacked by Kosovo and the Balkans’ ‘denazification’ clearly echoes Russia’s…

August 1, 2022Kosovo, Russia, Serbia

Intelligence ops

How does Russian undercover intelligence in Italy look like?

Italy’s Mario Draghi government shutdown directly linked to Russian intelligence actions in Europe, as it spurs to trigger political crisis in EU. Read also: What next Italy? Russian embassies in…

July 27, 2022Italy, Russia

- Estimates Geopolitics

The summit in Teheran: A system of alliances goes beyond the interests of the moment

On his second trip since the beginning of the invasion of Ukraine, Russian President Vladimir Putin traveled to Iran, where he met President Ebrahim Raisi and their Turkish counterpart Recep…

July 21, 2022Iran, Russia, Turkey, Turkiye

Governance

Putin’s circle tension and confrontation rise due to possible loss of the Russian president’s capacities

According to unconfirmed reports, in late June, Dmitry Medvedev, the deputy head of the Security Council, committed suicide attempt in a state of alcoholic intoxication. Knowing about Medvedev's alcohol abuse…

July 19, 2022FSB, GRU, Russia

Intelligence ops

How does Russian intelligence pattern in Belgium look like?

The fact that Belgium expelled Russian spies working under diplomatic cover confirms the scale of Russian intelligence’s infiltration in European countries. The expulsion of Russian diplomats followed a similar action…

July 15, 2022Belgium, FSB, GRU, Russia, SVR

Estimates Governance

Global security and de-escalation between the West and China depend on Russia’s dismantling

Aggressive war unleashed against Ukraine, an effort to rebuild the empire, economic blackmail of Europe, provoked famine in Africa, and how the Russian people feel about that suggest the only way out - to disintegrate Russia and mould several independent nations on ethnic grounds. This scenario looks promising today, as separatist attitude in some regions of Russia,…

July 13, 2022Russia

Russia

Russia’s involvement endangers security in the Balkans

Primrose-Morrison case reveals potential scale of Russian presence in the West

Russia approaches North Macedonia trying to block the EU integration

Anti-Semitism to grow in Russia

Moscow fuels the Serbia-Kosovo border tensions

How does Russian undercover intelligence in Italy look like?

The summit in Teheran: A system of alliances goes beyond the interests of the moment

Putin’s circle tension and confrontation rise due to possible loss of the Russian president’s capacities

How does Russian intelligence pattern in Belgium look like?

Global security and de-escalation between the West and China depend on Russia’s dismantling

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