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Russia is a key member of the Collective Security Treaty Organisation, which serves as Eurasia’s version of NATO. It also provides security and military support to emerging markets, especially in Africa, and has long-standing security relations with countries such as India and, increasingly, North Korea and China. We detail security and military developments as a key part of Russia’s own security as well as being part of its export trade.

Featured January 9, 2025

Republika Srpska Is Set On Independence

Republika Srpska President Milorad Dodik said that the Balkan countries should not join the European Union, whose economic and political situation is deteriorating and leading to disintegration. He assured that this year too, January 9 will be celebrated as a public holiday – Republika Srpska Day. The country has been part of Bosnia and Herzegovina […]

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January 2, 2025

Putin Calls For Russia-China Artificial Intelligence Alliance 

Russia’s President Vladimir Putin has instructed the government and Sberbank, the country’s largest bank and a tech innovator, to create an alliance with China to develop artificial intelligence. Putin’s directive was issued after the Artificial Intelligence Journey Conference held in Moscow last month. Speaking at the conference, the President of the Russian Federation said: “Artificial […]

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December 31, 2024

Russia’s Development Readiness For National Autonomous Transport Networks

Russia ranks third in its readiness to implement Autonomous Transport (AT) systems among the BRICS, CIS and partner countries, second only to China and the United Arab Emirates and ahead of countries such as Saudi Arabia, Brazil and Turkiye, according to the latest Kept (ex-KPMG) ratings. For the assessment, Kept’s analysts compared countries with each […]

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December 30, 2024

New Syrian Regime Wants ‘Good Relations’ With Russia, No Planned Withdrawal

The new Syrian authorities, led by the country’s de facto leader Ahmed Hussein al-Sharaa, of the Islamists Hayat Tahrir-al-Sham (HTS) would like to remain on good terms with Russia, al-Sharaa has said, stating in an interview with local broadcaster Al Arabiya on Sunday (December 29) that his government would not necessarily be seeking the withdrawal […]

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December 17, 2024

Russia, Sudan To Sign Multiple Oil Exploration Deals 

Russian oil companies have finalized numerous oil exploration agreements with Sudan, including industrial and commercial deals. “There are 22 separate (oil) fields in Sudan, more than 70% of which are located in safe areas, in the north, in the east, in Khartoum and north of it. Most are in safe areas, and Russian companies, anmely […]

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December 16, 2024

Russia Wants To Upgrade Port Sudan Base

Russia is set to further develop and expand the small but already growing role of Port Sudan in Russia’s Red Sea logistics network and strategic objectives. Egypt, Ethiopia and Iran are full BRICS members and utilise the Suez Canal, while Algeria and other Russian allies are also dependent upon the Red Sea region.  Sudan however […]

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December 16, 2024

Russia Relocating Syrian Military Assets To Libya

Russia will likely turn to Libya to mitigate its reliance on or replace its Syrian bases for its military logistics and objectives to project power into the Mediterranean, according to the US based Institute for the Study of War (ISW).  Libya is the only country with a Russian military presence in Africa that Russian cargo […]

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