Why Don’t The EU’s Reported Security Guarantees To Ukraine Include Mutual Defence? By Andrew Korybko The West doesn’t want to risk getting embroiled in a larger conflict with Russia by miscalculation once that bloc’s failed proxy war against it inevitably freezes…. Read More ›
Why Would Zelensky All Of A Sudden Claim That Putin Tried To Kill Him At Least Five Times? By Andrew Korybko This latest lie from the Ukrainian leader was arguably intended to scare the West into keeping up its armed aid… Read More ›
NATO’s Proxy War On Russia Through Ukraine Appears To Be Winding Down By Andrew Korybko Considering all the disadvantageous dynamics that are rapidly converging nowadays, there’s little doubt that NATO’s proxy war on Russia is winding down, though that doesn’t automatically… Read More ›
Azerbaijan Once Again Warned About The Threat Of French Neo-Colonialism To The South Caucasus By Andrew Korybko Just like France crawled back to the US after being backstabbed by it with AUKUS to do its geopolitical bidding against Russia in Ukraine,… Read More ›
Finland Is Hellbent On Positioning Itself As A Frontline NATO State Against Russia By Andrew Korybko The latest dynamics suggest that NATO is conspiring to place more pressure on Russia along the bloc’s new Finnish member’s frontier, which is intended to… Read More ›
Zelensky Is Desperate To Preemptively Discredit Potentially Forthcoming Protests Against Him By Andrew Korybko Ukraine’s socio-economic and political problems are rapidly approaching crisis proportions and can only sustainably be resolved by freezing the conflict and focusing entirely on maintaining stability through… Read More ›
The West’s Pro-Armenian Pivot Is Complete After The US And EU Openly Took Its Side By Andrew Korybko The regional geostrategic reorientation that’s presently unfolding in the “Greater Caucasus” is leading to Azerbaijan becoming a pivotal player in multipolar processes while… Read More ›
The Xi-Biden Summit Might Help Better Manage The Sino-US Rivalry By Andrew Korybko It would be premature to conclude that their prior implied talks about a “New Détente”, or a series of mutual compromises across multiple domains aimed at reaching a… Read More ›
Candid Observations About Ethiopian-Eritrean Ties One Year After The Northern Conflict Ended By Andrew Korybko The purpose in drawing attention to these candid observations about the reason why mutual mistrust appears to have returned to Ethiopian-Eritrean ties is to understand its… Read More ›
Thailand’s “Landbridge” Could Bring Together American And Chinese Investment By Andrew Korybko The grand strategic goal is first and foremost to pioneer a viable alternative to the Malacca Strait, though ideally with the supplementary goal of getting China and the US… Read More ›
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