The right-wing coalition is unlikely to oppose continuing military and economic support to Ukraine
In response to the large number of refugees fleeing dangerous conditions in Venezuela, Secretary of Homeland Security Alejandro Mayorkas has upgraded Venezuelan refugees to Temporary Protected Status (TPS) until September 2022. This status allows refugees who have been continuously living in the United States since March 8, 2021 the ability to live and work in the country for an extended period of time.
China’s recently launched Yaogan-31 satellite trios are highly likely to gather SIGINIT data on naval movements across the globe.
We assess that Russian President Vladimir Putin will likely attempt to remove opposition groups in Belarus to secure Lukashenko’s absolute power. It is unlikely that the Russian President will allow an opposition-led regime change within Belarus as Putin seeks to further protect the legitimacy of Belarus’s 26-year-old withstanding dictatorship.
Taiwanese officials accuse China of threatening the peace after multiple military exercises are conducted in Taiwan’s air defense identification zone during September 2020.
The upcoming Bolivian presidential election, the first since Evo Morales’s resignation, will decide whether Bolivia will elect another member from Morales’s party or turn away Morales and his allies.
We assess that the poisoning of opposition leader Alexei Navalny and the Kremlin’s continuous denial of involvement will continue to agitate Navalny’s supporters and further national discontent with the Putin regime.
China in June 2020 enacted a national security law in Hong Kong to punish Hong Kong residents and citizens abroad for crimes related to succession, terrorism, subversion, and endangerment to national security.
