Zelensky’s Latest Trip To Poland Was Super Significant By Andrew Korybko Zelensky’s visit is intended to shape the course of the NATO-Russian proxy war over the next three months ahead of the bloc’s summit in early July. Warsaw’s role in forthcoming… Read More ›
China’s Latest Renaming Of Indian-Controlled Disputed Territory Is A Major Development By Andrew Korybko The concept of “face” is immensely important in Asian cultures like China’s, hence why it’s unlikely that Beijing will seriously consider rescinding its enduring claims to Indian-controlled… Read More ›
The De-Ideologization Of Russia’s Relations With Latin America Deserves Maximum Attention By Andrew Korybko Ideologically driven disinformation agents are already at work trying to brainwash Latin Americans into thinking that Russia’s comparatively more right-wing socio-cultural policies at home preclude the possibility… Read More ›
The Azerbaijani-Israeli “United Front” Against Iran Raises Some Serious Questions By Andrew Korybko From the Russian perspective, any partnership aimed against third parties is concerning, hence why Moscow is expected to tacitly disapprove of the Azerbaijani-Israeli “united front” against Iran even… Read More ›
The Mainstream Media Would Go Wild If France’s Million-Person Protest Happened In Russia By Andrew Korybko The Mainstream Media, their government allies, and those two’s on-the-ground proxies have incessantly tried in vain over the past year to provoke large-scale protests in… Read More ›
China’s Global Civilization Initiative Is Its Response To The West’s Liberal-Globalism By Andrew Korybko China has now decided to enter into an entente with Russia aimed at forming a dual pole of influence amidst the impending trifurcation of International Relations in… Read More ›
Russia’s Claim That The US Controlled Merkel For Years Prompts A Reassessment Of Her Legacy By Andrew Korybko As difficult as it may be to believe for those who only casually follow International Relations, it’s indeed possible for Merkel to have… Read More ›
Reassessing Mohammed Bin Salman’s Geostrategic Vision In Light Of His Rapprochement With Iran By Andrew Korybko Mohammed Bin Salman did a lot early on that riled many folks from both the alternative and mainstream media, but as can be seen from… Read More ›
Yemen’s Trifurcation Is Arguably A Fait Accompli By Andrew Korybko The formalization of Yemen’s de facto trifurcation into an Iranian-backed North Yemen and a federalized South Yemen that preserves Saudi Arabia and the UAE’s existing “spheres of influence” in the East… Read More ›
Interpreting The Appointment Of A US-Sanctioned General As China’s New Defence Minister By Andrew Korybko There are many other officials with similar meritocratic credentials as General Li Shangfu’s for leading the People’s Liberation Army at this crucial moment in International Relations… Read More ›
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