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Nikola Mikovic

The author is a Serbian freelance journalist. He writes for several publications such as CGTN, Geopolitical Monitor, Global Security Review, International Policy Digest and Global Comment. Nikola also regularly contributes for YouTube geopolitical channel KJ Vids. He covers mostly Russia, Belarus and Ukraine.
Central Asia

Why Does Kazakhstan Matter to the EU?

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Kazakhstan is a fast-growing economic actor not only in Central Asia, but also on the world stage. As the globe’s top powers become significantly...
Central Asia

Kazakhstan’s Economic Diversification: From Ukraine to Afghanistan

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The Ukraine war seems to have strengthened Kazakhstan’s positions in the international arena. The energy-rich Central Asian nation has managed to preserve its “multi-vector”...
Central Asia

Why Renewable Energy in Central Asia Matters

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Last winter, several Central Asian countries experienced an unprecedented energy crisis, with severe gas shortages and electricity insecurity. In an attempt to overcome these...
Energy

Is Another Energy Crisis Knocking at Asia’s Door?

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Asian countries are actively preparing for the arrival of another potential global energy crisis. Since Europe continues to struggle with its own energy shortages,...
Europe

Montenegro: Will Pro-Russian Parties Pursue Pro-Western Policy?

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For the first time in 30 years, Montenegro’s ruling Democratic Party of Socialist (DPS) may be disempowered. According to the official election results, three...
Europe

Belarus: Waiting for Destabilization

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Presidential election in Belarus, scheduled for Aug. 9, will be the most interesting one in the past 26 years. President Alexander Lukashenko, who has...
Europe

Are Russia and Belarus Decoupling?

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Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko is fighting his probably most important political battle. Although he is expected to easily win presidential election scheduled for August...
Europe

Russia: How to Lose Donbass and Save Face

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Kiev authorities are reportedly actively preparing for the reintegration of Donbass with Ukraine. Even though the shelling on the front line still goes on,...
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