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The Wagner rebellion has exposed some of the systemic weaknesses in the Kremlin’s crisis management …
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Wagner’s March on Moscow Left Unresolved Challenges in its Wake
Wagner represents a wider problem for the Russian military as to how it generates effective …
Read More »Tchiani is not Niger’s Sankara: The military coup won’t bring revolutionary change to the people
Whilst some may cheer on the anti-France feelings seen in protests in Niger, the military …
Read More »Understanding the growing use of local currencies in cross-border payments
Geopolitical tension has intensified recently, accompanied by frequent use of economic and financial sanctions, mainly …
Read More »BRICS is doubling its membership. Is the bloc a new rival for the G7?
This bloc goes to eleven. At its summit on Thursday in Johannesburg, the BRICS group …
Read More »Experts react: What the Prigozhin plane crash reveals about Putin, the Wagner Group’s future, and the war in Ukraine
It was easier to approach Moscow in June than to leave it in August. Wagner …
Read More »Libya captures Islamic State leader behind 2018 capital bombing
The Islamic State has exploited the chaos in Libya to extend its influence. Libyan authorities …
Read More »Kurds suffer as Iraq, Turkey fail to restart oil flow ahead of Turkish FM’s Baghdad visit
As Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan is set to meet in Baghdad with Iraqi leaders, …
Read More »Prigozhin’s death spells end of Wagner, but Russia won’t abandon its missions
With the Wagner Group’s top leadership reportedly dead in a likely assassination, Moscow is continuing …
Read More »Ukraine Says It Launched ‘Special Operation’ In Russian-Occupied Crimea
Ukraine’s navy and military intelligence carried out a “special operation” overnight in which units landed …
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