Hungary election: how a new opponent has forced Viktor Orbán into the first genuinely competitive race in 16 years
The Oasis Reporters April 13, 2026 Zsofia Bocskay, Central European University For the first time
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Ukraine Closure Of Gazprom Pipeline To Europe Hurts Russia’s War Effort But Leaves Transnistrians In The Cold
The Oasis Reporters April 13, 2026 Stefan Wolff, University of Birmingham Kyiv has finally turned off
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Hungary’s Viktor Orbán Reignites His Hostility Towards Ukraine As He Prepares For April Elections
The Oasis Reporters April 13, 2026 Marc Roscoe Loustau, Central European University Relations between Hungary
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US And Iran: A Brief History Of How Decades Of Mistrust And Bad Blood led To Open Warfare
The Oasis Reporters April 13, 2026 An Iranian walks past an anti-U.S. mural in Tehran on
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US Ceasefire With Iran: What’s Next? A Former Diplomat Explains 3 Possible Scenarios
The Oasis Reporters April 13, 2026 Iranians hold national flags in Tehran’s Revolution Square on April 8,
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Decades Of Hostility Between Iran And The US Were Preceded By A Little‑remembered Century‑long Friendship
The Oasis Reporters April 13, 2026 The ouster of Prime Minister Mohammad Mosaddegh marked a turning
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4 ways The War In Iran Has Weakened The United States In The Great Power Game
The Oasis Reporters China and Russia view the U.S. grand strategy as increasingly out of
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Zimbabwe’s Push To Extend The President’s Rule Could Deepen Elite Divisions And Weaken Democracy
The Oasis Reporters April 8, 2026 David B. Moore, University of
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How Reforms Under Patrice Talon Have Reshaped The Electoral Competition In Benin
The Oasis Reporters April 11, 2026 Narcisse Martial Yèdji, University d’Abomey-Calavi de Bénin
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Djibouti Votes: Ageing President Set To Extend His Rule After Changing Constitution
The Oasis Reporters April 11, 2026 Federico Donelli, University of Trieste Djibouti’s
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