The New York Times Debunked Poland’s Claims That Wagner Threatens The Suwalki Corridor By Andrew Korybko This is the first time that a major Western outlet debunked an anti-Russian propaganda campaign since the special operation began, which is a milestone in… Read More ›
BRICS’ Expansion Is Beneficial But It Also Isn’t Without Strategic Challenges By Andrew Korybko It’s too early to say whether the scenario of BRICS broadly bifurcating into yuan- and non-yuan-using members will come to pass, but it can’t be ruled out… Read More ›
Prigozhin’s Plane Crash: Conspiracies And Consequences By Andrew Korybko Some in the Alt-Media Community have been pushing an old video on social media where Putin says that he doesn’t forgive betrayal, while the Mainstream Media has reminded everyone of US officials’… Read More ›
The AU-ECOWAS Rift Over Niger Was Predictable By Andrew Korybko Africa still has a long way to go before its unity approaches EU-like levels. Last month’s patriotic military coup in Niger divided not just ECOWAS, but also ECOWAS and the AU… Read More ›
Japan’s Participation In This Week’s Reported South China Sea Drills Sends Five Messages By Andrew Korybko Japan’s new military role in the Asia-Pacific is unprecedented in the post-war period, but it’s approved by America so as to prepare its “unsinkable aircraft… Read More ›
US Policymakers Are Caught In A Dilemma Of Their Own Making After The Failed Counteroffensive By Andrew Korybko Despite Politico reporting that officials are now wondering whether “Milley had a point” about last November being a good time to resume peace… Read More ›
Morocco Accused South Africa Of Acting On Behalf Of BRICS Without Its Permission By Andrew Korybko The high expectations that many folks have about this summit were because they assumed that the unprecedentedly large number of top-level guests were agreed to… Read More ›
Analysing Sergey Lavrov’s Latest Insight Into Russia’s Special Military Operation By Andrew Korybko The West’s refusal to accept its lost hegemony is what sparked the special operation in the first place. The International Affairs journal, which is the official journal of Russian Foreign… Read More ›
A Vicious Blame Game Is Breaking Out After The Counteroffensive Predictably Failed By Andrew Korybko These latest observations about how counterproductive the counteroffensive has been for Ukrainian-Western unity, solidarity within their respective ranks, and Ukraine’s human and military resources mean that… Read More ›
Germany’s Promised Military Patronage Of Ukraine Ramps Up Its Regional Competition With Poland By Andrew Korybko The recent worsening of Poland’s ties with Germany and Ukraine, which is partly attributable to the ruling party’s electioneering strategy, just led to those two… Read More ›
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