Ahead of the presidential elections, the Chavistas are strengthening their positions through various forums and consultations. The Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela, despite the US sanctions, continues to follow the socialist course founded by Hugo Chavez. Concurrently, unlike other Latin American countries, where they also claim to have a leftist agenda, […]
Author: Leonid SAVIN
British Governance Strategies: Religious Sects
Britain has a long history of creating covert agent networks, subverting other countries and creating proxy movements. Religion played a significant role in London’s operations of influence, as they had to consider the identities of communities and peoples they interacted with in some capacity. In England, multiple sects existed that […]
Ecuador Heading Towards Lawlessness
On the evening of April 5th, the Ecuadorian army entered the Mexican Embassy in Quito and removed former Ecuadorian Vice President Jose Glas, who had been granted political asylum and residing there since last year. Roberto Canseco, the leader of Mexican Embassy, spoke to the press shortly following the apprehension […]
Iraq–Turkey Dry Canal
The new alternative route can transform the economies of the two countries. But the devil is in the detail. Turkey is trying to take advantage of its favorable geostrategic position. Situated at the crossroads from Western Asia to Europe, Turkey emphasizes its role at every opportunity, be it the transit […]
Pentagon’s New Strategies: Space and Cyberspace
In less than a week apart, the U.S. Department of Defense released the Defense Industrial Base Cybersecurity Strategy and the Commercial Space Integration Strategy that focus on close cooperation with the private business sector to cater to the Pentagon’s needs. Although the documents are not key ones in the areas […]
The Pentagon’s Marriage To Venture Capital
The US Department of Defense is opening its doors to small businesses. At the end of 2022, the US Department of Defense decided to create a new division — the Office of Strategic Capital. As stated, it was to overcome the so-called “valley of death” that has long prevented the […]
Brazil And France’s Nuclear Wedding
Paris aims to control the Amazon region under the guise of environment protection. And that is not all. On March 26, French President Emmanuel Macron visited Brazil. After the aggressive rhetoric concerning the possibility of sending French troops to Ukraine, and loss of influence in a number of African countries […]
Four Scenarios by RAND
There are various potential outcomes to the conflict in Ukraine, and it’s possible that the opinions of US experts may not align with the eventual resolution. The RAND Corporation released an intriguing analytical report “Planning for the Aftermath: Exploring U.S. Strategy Options Towards Russia Post-Ukraine Conflict,” crafted by the Center […]
NATO’s Aggression Against Yugoslavia: A Quarter Century Later
The military campaign against Yugoslavia instilled confidence in NATO strategists about the necessity further expansion in Europe.
Russia Under Cyber-Attacks
As the Russian presidential elections approached, there was a notable escalation not only in attempts of terrorist acts on Russian territory but also in the frequency and severity of cyber-attacks.
The NATO Hydra Is Raising Its Heads
The military activity of NATO is becoming provocatively bold. The country-members and U.S. satellites have significantly increased their military maneuvers. When viewed as isolated events, they may appear as routine exercises, although, in the overall context of the current unfriendly statements from the alliance’s leadership and heads of the countries […]
Reforms In Russia After The Presidential Elections
On February 29, Russian President Vladimir Putin delivered an address to the Federal Assembly of the Russian Federation. This two-hour speech, considered one of the country’s most significant events, occurs annually and also served as the pre-election program of the president, who is expected to continue his term after the […]
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