The Crimean Bridge Terrorist Attack Could Be A Game-Changer In The Ukrainian Conflict By Andrew Korybko Seeing as how it’s almost certain that the US at the very least had advance knowledge of this terrorist attack, not to mention possibly played… Read More ›
Why’s The West So Spooked By Possible Burkinabe-Russian Military Cooperation? By Andrew Korybko With Africa having emerged as among the hottest proxy battlegrounds in the New Cold War’s struggle for the future of International Relations, it’ll require Russia’s “Democratic Security” services… Read More ›
Kissinger’s Prediction About A Forthcoming Policy Recalibration By China Is Probably Correct By Andrew Korybko Keeping in mind China’s grand strategic vulnerability at the moment, remembering the economic blackmail that the US is exerting to deter it from violating the anti-Russian… Read More ›
Russia Will Still Strategically Win Even In The Scenario Of A Military Stalemate In Ukraine By Andrew Korybko All that Russia has to do is simply continue to exist in defiance of the US’ politically unrealistic “Balkanization” plots in order to… Read More ›
Putin’s Revolutionary Manifesto Focuses On The Struggle For Democracy Against The Deep State By Andrew Korybko The New Cold War is all about autocracy versus democracy like the US claims, but true to fashion, the leader of the Golden Billion lies… Read More ›
The West Is Discrediting NATO’s Article 5 By Claiming That Russia Blew Up Nord Stream By Andrew Korybko The twisted version of events implied by this weaponized narrative suggests that the Kremlin can destroy partially NATO-owned infrastructure with impunity, which exposes… Read More ›
The Ukrainian Conflict Might Have Already Derailed China’s Superpower Trajectory By Andrew Korybko With the structural basis of China’s grand strategy immensely destabilized by the consequences of that conflict with respect to the Golden Billion’s artificially manufactured food and fuel crises… Read More ›
Biden And Stoltenberg Back Down (For Now) After Novorossiya’s Reunification With Russia By Andrew Korybko While both doubled down on their support of Kiev’s pre-2014 borders, which includes Crimea and the four other former regions that just joined Russia, neither went… Read More ›
America’s Neo-Imperialist Pressure On Sudan Exposes Its True Intentions Towards Africa By Andrew Korybko The planned Russian naval base in Port Sudan would unprecedentedly deepen military relations between Moscow and Khartoum, thus helping the host state more confidently resist Washington’s pressure… Read More ›
The Anglo-American Axis Benefits From The Ecological Terrorist Attack In The Baltic Sea By Andrew Korybko This terrorist attack destroyed any chance of an energy-driven Russian-German rapprochement, immediately catapulted Poland into the position of being one of the continent’s most pivotal… Read More ›
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