Assessment of Foreign Information Manipulation and Interference in the 2025 Czech Parliamentary Election
Assessment of Foreign Information Manipulation and Interference in the 2025 Czech Parliamentary Election
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Armenia’s Election and the Future of Security in the South Caucasus | Royal United Services Institute
Summary: - Armenia’s upcoming parliamentary election is a barometer for its ability to diversify from Russian security dependence while managing a fragile normalisation with Azerbaijan and Turkey. It signals whether Yerevan can pursue deeper European ties without triggering destabilising external pressure. - Domestically, the vote tests public support for Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan’s post-war strategy and legitimacy after defeat and national trauma. - Foreign policy traje
Belgian PM lays out foreign policy vision during speech to diplomats | VRT NWS: news
Belgian Prime Minister Bart De Wever presented Belgium’s foreign policy vision to diplomats in Brussels, emphasizing international cooperation amid conflicts, economic instability, and rising protectionism. Key points: - Strong condemnation of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine and unwavering support for Kyiv. - Highlighted humanitarian crises beyond Europe (Gaza, Sudan, Congo, Myanmar) and threats from organized crime and irregular migration. - Economic stance: warning against pr
Belarus is now integrated into Russia's war in ways that go beyond hosting troops or nuclear weapons — BELPOL investigation - Euromaidan Press
Summary: - Belarus is deeply militarizing its industry for Russia’s war on Ukraine: over 500 Belarusian enterprises now produce weapons, repair military equipment, and run logistics for Moscow. - The regime has expanded beyond hosting troops or nuclear weapons to include ammunition production, equipment repair, training infrastructure, hospital care for wounded Russian soldiers, and basing of Russian nuclear-capable systems. - Belarusian-made components have been found in Rus