International Politics
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The relevance of the BRICS in Trump’s new world order and its impact on Middle Eastern multi-alignment strategies
As Trump redraws the world order, the BRICS are transforming and the Middle East is emerging as the key arena where this shift matters most.
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Bulgaria’s Government Has Resigned
Hundreds of thousands take to the streets in Bulgaria, mainly young people. The government resigns en masse. Gen Z takes Bulgaria's future and present into its own hands.
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Cuban Soldiers Fighting for Russia in Ukraine
Cuban mercenaries in Russia’s war of aggression against Ukraine reveal a dangerous network of forced recruitment, exploitation, and geopolitical risk for Europe.
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On the United Nations' 80th Birthday
Eighty years ago, a new world order was created. Fifty-one Heads of State and Government made a decision. Henceforth, peace was to be prioritized over war, and international law was to prevail over lawlessness. International relations were to be characterized by cooperation rather than confrontation.
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Between Populism and Pragmatism
What the Czech Elections Reveal About Europe’s Future. An analysis by Natália Sabol Tkáčová, Project Manager, FNF Central Europe.
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The Czech Republic Heads to the Polls: Key Dynamics Ahead of the October Parliamentary Elections
In the run-up to the Czech parliamentary elections on 3–4 October, Andrej Babiš’s ANO movement leads the polls, raising the stakes for both Czech democracy and Europe.
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New FNF Study: Partnership between Russia and North Korea
North Korea is providing massive support to Russia in its war of aggression. However, according to a new study by the Friedrich Naumann Foundation, Moscow's rewards have been minimal so far. The regime in Pyongyang is benefiting primarily in political terms.
