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The way in which Prigozhin was apparently killed suggests the Kremlin wanted to show how …
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Russia’s Invasion of Ukraine Has Rocked Moldovan Politics
Sensing the changing mood, many left-wing parties and politicians in Moldova have begun criticizing the …
Read More »What’s Behind China’s Strategic Partnership With Georgia?
With Western powers distracted by the war in Ukraine, China appears to be making cautious …
Read More »Prigozhin’s Death Shows Ultra-Patriots Are No Threat to the Kremlin
Russia’s ultra-patriots are not a cohesive force. They are a motley collection of amateur groups …
Read More »How Turkey Became A Drone Superpower – OpEd
Turkey’s advancements in defense technology, particularly the Bayraktar TB-2 drone, have played a pivotal role …
Read More »What Does The ‘Aleppo Model’ Mean For Assad? – OpEd
In a recent article, the Turkish pro-government media outlet Daily Sabah introduced the concept of …
Read More »Time To Tap Growth Opportunities In The Middle East And North Africa – OpEd
For centuries, Arab nations led the world in the pursuit of knowledge and in scientific …
Read More »PMC Redut: The Wagner Group’s Potential Replacement – Analysis
The death of Yevgeny Prigozhin and his right-hand man, Dmitry Utkin, can signify huge changes …
Read More »How Can NATO Overcome Russia’s Black Sea Blockade?
Following the breakdown of the grain deal between Russia and Ukraine, how can NATO partners …
Read More »The Nigerien Coup That (Should Not Have) Surprised the World
Regional and international actors were unprepared for the coup in Niger. They should now plan …
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