Lavrov Outlined The Priorities For Russian Regions’ International Economic Outreaches By Andrew Korybko The contours of Russia’s geo-economic grand strategy in the present decade’s “Age of Complexity” are now apparent. Beyond the former Soviet core of the Union State, EAEU, and… Read More ›
The US-Chinese-Russian-Indian Interplay In The Global Systemic Transition By Andrew Korybko It’s hoped that the insight from this analysis can help guide others’ research into the global systemic transition, which will continue unfolding across the present “Age of Complexity”. Without appreciating… Read More ›
Chinese-EU Green Tech Co-Op Is Mutually Beneficial By Andrew Korybko It’s of the highest priority that the EU’s leadership realizes that there’s no reason to suspect China of plotting to politicize their mutually beneficial green technology cooperation. Any such speculation is… Read More ›
The New Russian-Indian-Iranian Troika On Afghanistan Balances The Chinese-Pakistani Duopoly By Andrew Korybko Those who aspire to analyse Afghanistan as accurately as possible must acknowledge this new dynamic. Russia, India, and Iran took a tangible step in the direction of creating a third pole of… Read More ›
Ukraine Betrayed Poland’s Trust With Its Dangerous Anti-Russian Conspiracy Theory By Andrew Korybko Not only were Poles told by the leaders of the kindred Ukrainian people that Russia had just attacked their country, which cruelly triggered very painful historical memories of… Read More ›
Kiev Jumped The Shark After Its Foreign Minister Implied That Biden Is A Russian Propagandist By Andrew Korybko The lesson to be learned is that conspiracy-driven propaganda must remain within certain reasonable limits. Kuleba’s cardinal mistake wasn’t in falsely claiming that… Read More ›
The UN Resolution On Ukrainian Reparations Could Boomerang Against The Golden Billion By Andrew Korybko The Pandora’s Box that was just opened also creates the precedent for the majority of humanity across the Global South whose countries were previously colonized by… Read More ›
Dugin Clarified His Intentions In Constructively Critiquing The Special Operation By Andrew Korybko More constructive (though perhaps better-worded and thought-out) critiques of the special operation from patriotic members of Russian society will inevitably follow Dugin’s alleged one due to the campaign’s… Read More ›
NATO’s Expansion Into The Asia-Pacific Heralds The Next Hot Phase Of The New Cold War By Andrew Korybko The latest hot phase of the New Cold War in Eastern Europe will inevitably de-escalate with time, after which the centre of global… Read More ›
20 Constructive Critiques Of Russia’s Special Operation By Andrew Korybko Calmly acknowledging setbacks and sharing constructive critiques afterwards aligns with the spirit of what President Putin suggested earlier in the summer when he advised against indulging in wishful thinking. Nobody who… Read More ›
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