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Conflicts drag on, as tech companies violate international sanctions
Posted inGeoeconomics Intelligence ops Warfare

Conflicts drag on, as tech companies violate international sanctions

Having studied how the sanctions imposed on Russia are observed, we see the West has failed to stop Russian aggression, support democracy and independence in Ukraine, and contain the Kremlin's…
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August 8, 2023Tags: Russia, Sanctions, USA
Wagner Group’s Belarus deployment unlikely connected with Prigozhin’s mutiny attempt
Posted inConflict migration

Wagner Group’s Belarus deployment unlikely connected with Prigozhin’s mutiny attempt

The build-up of Wagner Group’s presence on Belarusian soil allows predicting possible scenarios for their use. We are convinced that the deployment of these units in Belarus is not due…
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August 3, 2023Tags: Belarus, Russia, Wagner Group
How dynamically the influence of Putin’s close circle changes
Posted inGovernance

How dynamically the influence of Putin’s close circle changes

In between 2021 and July 2023, Russia's governance system has experienced serious changes, mainly caused by events that have weakened the leadership position of President Vladimir Putin and hurt reputation…
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July 31, 2023Tags: Russia
Niger coup: Russia likely behind 
Posted inCoup Intelligence ops

Niger coup: Russia likely behind 

The coup in Niger that ousted democratically elected President Mohamed Bazoum has signs that Russia is most probably involved. First of all, Wagner mercenaries made attempts to gain influence in Niger starting from 2021, as they launched disinformation campaigns to…
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July 27, 2023Tags: Niger, Russia, Wagner Group
Corruption at UN allows money flows to finance Putin’s regime in Russia
Posted inCorruption Democracy Geopolitics Peacekeeping

Corruption at UN allows money flows to finance Putin’s regime in Russia

The UN Under-Secretary-General promotes the interests of a Russian company affiliated with the Kremlin regime. That’s despite sanctions and poor reputation. UN officials are lobbying for continued economic relations with…
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July 24, 2023Tags: Atul Khare, DRC, Russia, United Nations
South Africa summit shows Russia’s president-level diplomacy problems
Posted inGeopolitics Governance

South Africa summit shows Russia’s president-level diplomacy problems

Preparations for the BRICS Summit demonstrate Russia’s vulnerable position and limited powers of the Russian President following the arrest warrant issued by the International Criminal Court (ICC). Russia's President Vladimir Putin will not be attending the BRICS Summit in Johannesburg…
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July 21, 2023Tags: BRICS, Russia, South Africa
Russian intelligence exploits gangs in operations abroad 
Posted inIntelligence ops

Russian intelligence exploits gangs in operations abroad 

With Russian agent networks destroyed and HUMINT capacity lost following mass expulsion of Russian diplomats, on the one hand, the Western environment has become more favorable for espionage and influence…
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July 19, 2023Tags: drugs, gangs, Russia, United Kingdom
Prigozhin’s rebellion in Russia: national political consequences analysis 
Posted inGovernance National Security

Prigozhin’s rebellion in Russia: national political consequences analysis 

Yevgeny Prigozhin's rebellion in Russia led to strengthening of the influence and powers of the FSB group, controlled by Nikolai Patrushev, the Secretary of the Russian Federation Security Council. This group is…
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July 14, 2023Tags: Patrushev, Prigozhin, Putin, Russia
Zimbabwe’s escalation risks ahead of elections linked with Mnangagwa regime’s shady deals
Posted inCorruption Governance

Zimbabwe’s escalation risks ahead of elections linked with Mnangagwa regime’s shady deals

Zimbabwe could be hit by a wave of violence ahead of the presidential and parliamentary elections scheduled for August 23, 2023. The upcoming round of destabilization may be related to…
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July 7, 2023Tags: Belarus, gold, lithium, platinum, Russia, Wagner Group, Zimbabwe
Russian effort to shape British policy shows success
Posted inGeopolitics Intelligence ops

Russian effort to shape British policy shows success

Russia seeks to split the stance that British political circles share on the war in Ukraine. For that end, Moscow makes efforts to show that some European politicians, unlike official…
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July 4, 2023Tags: Russia, United Kingdom

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