Russian-American Relations Under Biden: More Of The Same Except For One Thing By Andrew Korybko Russian-American relations will remain just as bad under Biden as they were under Trump except for the 46th President’s desire to extend the New START for… Read More ›
Did The Australian Media And Military Collude To Launch An Infowar Attack On Russia? By Andrew Korybko The Australian Broadcasting Corporation appears to have colluded with the Australian Defence Ministry to launch an information warfare attack on Russia under the pretext… Read More ›
Russia-Pakistan Relations: Russia Must Resist Indian Pressure Andrew Korybko shares his responses to several questions about the contemporary state and future prospects of Russia-Pakistan relations. 1. What is your paradigm for understanding the importance of Russian-Pakistani relations in the current… Read More ›
Russia Can Benefit From Azerbaijan’s Strengthened Relations With Iran & Pakistan By Andrew Korybko Azerbaijan’s recently strengthened relations with Iran and Pakistan following their governments’ full support of Baku’s territorial integrity in line with four UNSC Resolutions on the matter… Read More ›
Russian jet may have been shot down, not because of air space violation but out of sheer frustration or may be show of power. By Hussain Saqib Turkey has shot down a Russian SU-24 jet for violating Turkish airspace on Tuesday. The… Read More ›
How Will The U.S. Deal With Russia And Pakistan’s Tactical Nukes Simultaneously? By Hussain Saqib It is in the news again; and if the source of all news is an editorial of The New York Times, it is almost official…. Read More ›
By Hussain Saqib The worst has finally happened. Russia has joined a conflict in the Middle East which has the potential to turn into a war of wider scale between the two nuclear-armed giants. Weakened by the loss of economic… Read More ›
Modi’s Khalistan Dilemma Will Only Destabilize India By Andrew Korybko Indian Prime Minister Modi is being gored on the horns of yet another dilemma entirely of his own making, this time regarding the Punjabi Sikh self-determination movement known as Khalistan…. Read More ›
Future Of International Arms Control Regime And Implications For South Asia By Khawaja Dawood Tariq Any plan to include China into a bilateral or multilateral strategic arms control regime will have to carefully manage the quagmire that is the South Asian… Read More ›
Why’d Navalny Return To The Same Country That He Claimed Tried To Kill Him? By Andrew Korybko Russian anti-corruption blogger Alexei Navalny inexplicably decided to return to the same country that he claimed had unsuccessfully tried to kill him, curiously timing… Read More ›
