Serbia After Vučić: Reshaping Power and Risks to Its Foreign Policy Course
28.09.2026

Serbia After Vučić: Reshaping Power and Risks to Its Foreign Policy Course

On September 27, Aleksandar Vučić ultimately resigned, changing the formal configuration of power in Serbia, though that does not mean he is leaving politics. The Government …
GEOFOR
2026 State Duma Elections: Continuity in the Party System and the Limits of Electoral Renewal
21.09.2026

2026 State Duma Elections: Continuity in the Party System and the Limits of Electoral Renewal

The preliminary results of the State Duma elections already make clear that the configuration of the party system that has taken shape over the years …
GEOFOR
Armenia: The Economic Limits of Foreign Policy Maneuvering
09.09.2026

Armenia: The Economic Limits of Foreign Policy Maneuvering

Nikol Pashinyan’s victory gave the government a workable parliamentary majority, but it did not eliminate either political polarization or the export sectors’ dependence on the …
Ivan Vasilev
Russia and Vietnam: From Political Trust to the Economics of Long-Term Projects
07.09.2026

Russia and Vietnam: From Political Trust to the Economics of Long-Term Projects

The upcoming state visit by To Lam, General Secretary of the Communist Party of Vietnam Central Committee and the country's president, to Russia on September …
GEOFOR
External Risks Facing Businesses: From Event to Decision
28.08.2026

External Risks Facing Businesses: From Event to Decision

In the summer of 2026, the escalation around Iran and the effective closure of the Strait of Hormuz illustrated a familiar problem in corporate analysis. …
GEOFOR
The AI Boom: Political Will Meets a Physical Ceiling
22.06.2026
RISK BRIEF

The AI Boom: Political Will Meets a Physical Ceiling

In the United States, the immediate constraints are the grid, interconnection timelines, generation capacity, grid and power equipment, suitable sites, permitting, copper and the cost …
GEOFOR
Lee Jae-myung begins his term with a high approval rating
27.06.2025
RISK BRIEF

Lee Jae-myung begins his term with a high approval rating

South Korea’s new leader, Lee Jae-myung, began his presidency with a higher approval rating than his recent predecessors.
GEOFOR
Don’t Rub Salt into the Tariff Wounds
26.06.2025

Don’t Rub Salt into the Tariff Wounds

Latin America survived the first wave of the U.S. tariff war—despite Trump
Yuriy Stroev
California Uprising Shakes Trump’s Presidency
17.06.2025

California Uprising Shakes Trump’s Presidency

Rioters in LA were armed and ready — even stone pallets were delivered for the fight
Vladimir Mikheev
Elections Without Fear, but Not Without Criticism
11.06.2025

Elections Without Fear, but Not Without Criticism

Mexico becomes the first country in the world to elect all judges by popular vote
Yuriy Stroev
Trump and Musk Clash — Or Is It Just for Show?
10.06.2025

Trump and Musk Clash — Or Is It Just for Show?

The once-legendary alliance is broken, but the public feud rages on
Vladimir Mikheev
There’s No Such Thing as Too Much Oil
05.06.2025

There’s No Such Thing as Too Much Oil

In Essequibo, Trump acted the American way — Maduro the Venezuelan
Yuriy Stroev
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