Tag: russia
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Why OTP’s Proposed Luminor Acquisition Warrants a Baltic National-Security Review
Hungary's OTP Group has signed a conditional agreement to acquire Luminor Bank AS. An evidence-based analysis of why expanding Russian retail earnings, Russian database legislation (Law 492-FZ), and legacy predecessor AML portfolios warrant stringent national-security and technical scrutiny.
🩸 Blood Lobby: How Russia Bought Its Way Back Into World Sport
The IOC and major sports federations are actively opening the door for Russia's return. An analysis of the lobbying campaign, the 760 Ukrainian athletes and coaches killed since 2022, the RUSADA doping trap, and why visa bans and total exclusion are required.
The Human Backdoor: How Russia Weaponises Broken People and Why Zero Trust Must Extend to Humans
The hardest vulnerability to patch is a person. An analysis of how Russian intelligence weaponises broken people for sabotage across Europe, its parallels to software supply-chain attacks, and why Zero Trust architecture must extend to human dependencies.
The Enemy Within: Why the EU Must Purge Russian Intelligence from the European Council
An analysis of Hungary's alleged intelligence pipeline to Moscow from EU Council meetings, and why the European Union must deploy a coordinated containment strategy to protect its geopolitical integrity.