The British government is set to label Russia’s notorious private military company a terrorist organisation, Home Secretary Suella Braverman has confirmed.
Under Prigozhin’s leadership, the Wagner Group has involved itself in the internal politics of numerous African countries.
Taking action could be disastrous. Doing nothing threatens to turn the entire region into a series of Russian-backed dictatorships.
Since Yevgeny Prigozhin’s mutiny, Belarusian leader Alexander Lukashenko has set the stage for a series of humiliating revelations that raise questions about Putin’s ability to handle the military.
Yevgeny Prigozhin’s unsuccessful coup has fizzled out but still weakened Putin. However, the West should not underestimate Russia.
Prigozhin shows the President is losing his grip.
What actually happened with the short-lived Wagner revolt? Here are five theories.
The emphasis on Ukraine has overshadowed the even greater threat that the Wagner Group poses to the global south, especially in Africa.
Putin’s foreign policy in Africa is being advanced by the mercenary group, whichever Sudanese military leader emerges victorious.
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