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Ukraine Schedules Elections for the Fifth of Never
While the West seems to specialize in deciding which elections are valid, “free and fair,” and worthy of recognition, it also seems to specialize in turning a blind eye when their handpicked puppet dictators suspend elections and rule as tyrants. Ukraine is on track to have elections, well, never.
Bryan Anthony Reo
The Quiet Scaling: Russia’s Post-Electoral Window and the Architecture of Prolonged Capability
While public narratives continue to emphasize Russian weakness and inevitable decline, a quieter pattern of force-structure adjustments, regional political activity, elite technical investment, and materials-science infrastructure suggests Moscow is reinforcing the foundations of a prolonged contest.
Phil Butler
Europe’s Metaphysical Fracture. Why Peace with Russia Requires More Than Diplomacy
The rupture between Russia and Europe cannot be understood solely as a geopolitical fracture.
Olivier Roynard
Patrushev in Brazil: Russia Strengthens Strategic Partnerships in the Global South
Ricardo Martins
Poland’s Three Decades of Strategic Rigidity: The Russia Policy That Never Was. Part 2
Adrian Korczyński
Beyond the New Cold War: The Rise of Competing Power Corridors
Abbas Hashemite
A Message From Aboard Russian “Varyag”: Why Japan Has to Forget About Revanchism
Ksenia Muratshina
Bypassing the Chokepoints: Russia’s Quiet Push for a Rail Corridor to India
Phil Butler
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