Vladimir Putin’s Art of Assassination
Two months before his death, Prigozhin, also known as “Putin’s chef” due to his involvement in restaurants and catering services that served the Kremlin, launched a munity against the Russian government.
Is War at the Door? Iran and the Azerbaijan-Armenia Tensions
Read: The Coup That Never Happened and the "Karabakh Clan" in the Armenian Army
Armenia’s foreign policy shift
When Armenia's efforts to seek support for its foreign policy, aimed at maintaining the illegal occupation of Karabakh, failed to elicit a response, especially from Russia, it turned its attention to the United States.
Yevgeny Prigozhin’s Death and Wagner’s Future in Africa
Wagner’s activities in Africa and the mutiny
Wagner's presence in Africa serves as a lever for Russia, which is in economic, political, and military competition with Western countries.
Yevgeny Prigozhin’s Death and Wagner’s Future in Africa
Wagner’s activities in Africa and the mutiny
Wagner's presence in Africa serves as a lever for Russia, which is in economic, political, and military competition with Western countries.
Challenges and Solutions to Global Food Security in Five Books
The Russian invasion of Ukraine and the grain shortage that followed showcased the grave vulnerability of existing systems.
The Future of Far-Right Parties in Europe
Far-right parties, with their hatred of Islam and immigrants, and their stance against globalization, have gained serious momentum with the economic crisis triggered by the pandemic and the Russia-Ukraine War.
The Social Dilemma: Change in Social Media Regulation on the Horizon?
Read: Russia-Ukraine War Moves to Social MediaHowever, the most recent and thorough move yet comes from the European Union.
Naval Cooperation between Russia and China in Alaska Alarms the United States
laska, under Russian control until 1867, has recently become the focus of international attention after Russian and Chinese warships conducted joint patrols near the Aleutian Islands on August 6.
Who Will Win the War over Artificial Intelligence: Digital Tech or Global Powers?
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During the Russian invasion, NATO countries sent military equipment to Ukraine and technology companies helped Ukraine defend itself against Russian cyberattacks.
A State within a State? Bosnia’s Serbian Problem
He believes that the West is responsible for dragging countries into wars, and follows a pro-Russian stance in most policymaking.
Déjà Vu in Developing Economies? The Intertwined Story of Inflation, Interest Rates and Debt Burden
On top of all these developments came Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
Ukraine’s War Unveiled through Human Stories: Interview with Marichka Paplauskaite
he Russian invasion of Ukraine marked a pivotal moment in international relations, sparking outrage and condemnation from the global community while igniting deep-rooted tensions that had been simmering for decades.
How Russia Instrumentalizes Orthodoxy in Africa
Petersburg in Russia, a peculiar authority gave a speech: Russian Patriarch Kirill voiced his desire to expand Russian Orthodox churches in Africa.
As Global Food Crisis Looms, Governments May Be Caught Unprepared
This decision came at a time when the world was struggling with the economic impacts from Russia’s war in Ukraine while also recovering from the effects of the pandemic.
How Wagner’s Mutiny Will Affect African Politics
he Wagner Group, a private military company based in Russia, has been making a name for itself in the global system since 2014.
Can BRICS Challenge the Global Political System?
Russia, one of the traditional European powers, challenged the United States and Western Europe under the Soviet regime during the Cold War, which also ended in defeat.
China’s Intermediary Diplomacy Reshapes Dynamics in the Middle East
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Read: Can China Stop the Ukraine War?
A lasting solution to the Palestinian-Israeli conflict
Xi went on to say that a lasting solution to the Palestinian-Israeli conflict lies in the establishment of an "independent Palestinian state based on the 1967 borders with East Jerusalem as its capital," referring to the UN Security Council Resolution 242.
Central Banks Rush to Gold Reserves and the De-dollarization Nexus
Russia's recent experience of increasing its gold reserves is a good example.
Coup in Niger: What Is In Store for West Africa?
On the other hand, the presence of Russia's Wagner Group, which provides relative security, leads to the appearance of Russian flags in Niger and increased Russian influence in the region.
Why the Left Fell and the Right Rose in Greece
Moreover, given the EU's increased emphasis on enlargement in the aftermath of the Russia-Ukraine war, it is unlikely that Greece will take any action that would hinder the membership perspectives of North Macedonia and Albania.
