Roman Kot
Will the Anti-Russian Consensus Survive in the Spanish Establishment?
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Contrary to the Trend: Summing up Parliamentary Elections in Spain
Will the Anti-Russian Consensus Survive in the Spanish Establishment? Roman Kot The dynamics of political processes in the EU countries after the migration crisis is accompanied by tectonic changes, which gradually, but inevitably, bring about the coming to power of the right-wing populist forces. This is manifested, in particular, in the fall in the ratings of traditional centre-right, and, especially, centre-left parties. At the same time, the forces that dragged on this electorate have not yet gained enough popularity (with the exception of the Italian ones) to form a majority and a government. All of this often leads…
More >>The Crimea on the Chessboard of Geopolitics — the Crimean Evening
President of “Borysfen Intel” Victor Hvozd on the Radio “Crimea. Realities” How has the world system changed five years after the annexation of the Crimea? Should we expect a global war because of the confrontation in Ukraine? How long can the occupation of the Peninsula last? And what should Ukrainian government do in order not to lose the Crimea forever? These topics are being discussed in the studio of the Radio “Crimea.Realities” in the talk show “The Crimean Evening” by radio host Serhiy Hromenko, and a Ukrainian military, ex-head of the Foreign Intelligence Service…
More >>The Crimea on the Chessboard of Geopolitics — the Crimean Evening
President of “Borysfen Intel” Victor Hvozd on the Radio “Crimea. Realities”
More >>A New Round of Civil War in Libya
A New Round of Civil War in Libya
Oleksiy Volovych April 4, 2019 the Libyan National Army under the command of Marshal Khalifa Haftar launched an offensive against the capital of Tripoli. The declared by H. Hafthar aim of the attack was supposedly to “clean the Tripoli from islamists and terrorists”, although the true aim of this offensive is, in fact, to drive away the Government of National Accord (GNA) of Libya led by Kh. Haftar’s longtime opponent, Prime Minister Fayez al-Sarraj, supported by some western countries and the UN. Estimating the parties’ chances to win, it should be noted that the chances of the Commander of the LNA to win…
More >>Authority of Austria’s Intelligence — In Ambiguo
The Role and Risks of the Activities of National Intelligence Services of the EU Countries in Achieving Political Goals Serhiy Polyovyk The scandal caused by the Austrian intelligence services remains front and centre in the mind of European analysts in security, defense and special services of the EU. It broke into the open when European counterparts put forward reasonable suspicions against the Office for the Protection of the Constitution and Counterterrorism (BVT) because of Austria’s over-loyalty to Russia. These suspicions are also confirmed by links between the right-wing radical parliamentary Freedom Party…
More >>Aggravation of the Crisis in Sudan
Roman Kot April 11, 2019, a military coup took place in Sudan, during which Omar al-Bashir, the country’s President, was removed from his post. Besides, the Sudanese military disbanded the Cabinet and the Parliament of the country — the National Assembly, and also announced a three-month state of emergency to be followed by a two-year transitional period. Also, state Sudanese media reported that all political prisoners, including the leaders of the protests taking place in the country, were released from prison. This is the end of the thirtieth year of Omar al-Bashir’s staying in power…
More >>Authority of Austria’s Intelligence — In Ambiguo
Serhiy Polyovyk
The Role and Risks of the Activities of National Intelligence Services of the EU Countries in Achieving Political Goals
More >>Cooperation of Intelligence Services
Austrian Intelligence Feels Isolated at the International Level Serhiy Polyovyk The popular German periodical, weekly Der Spiegel, on the 1st of April 2019 published an editorial with reference to mfh/dpa about Germany’s being concerned with the development of right-wing extremist tendencies in Austria. The question is: is it advisable to continue to co-operate with some representatives of the Austrian government, who share extremist and nationalistic views? To the earlier concerns about Austrian policy, are added the European partners’ fears regarding the neighbouring Austria’s special services’ excessive dependence on Russia. In the European…
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