Why’d The US Contradict Kiev’s Claims About Russia Buying Iranian Ballistic Missiles? By Andrew Korybko Few could have predicted that America wouldn’t pluck such low-hanging information warfare fruit by declining to extend false credence to the allegations that Iran just sent… Read More ›
A Quick Recap Of The Latest Congolese Conflict By Andrew Korybko The international community has been so busy obsessing over the Ukrainian Conflict that all but those African members most directly involved in the latest Congolese Conflict pretty much remain unaware… Read More ›
The EU’s Explanation For Rejecting Russia’s Anti-Nazi UN Resolution Isn’t Credible By Andrew Korybko The whole thing is an insult to any knowledgeable person’s intelligence and thus shouldn’t be taken seriously. Observers shouldn’t have been surprised that the EU rejected Russia’s… Read More ›
President Putin’s Vision Of Russian-African Relations By Andrew Korybko Interstate and inter-societal cooperation will expand due to their shared views of the global systemic transition and the importance of defending traditional values. Meanwhile, strategic cooperation on democratic-energy-food security will continue, which… Read More ›
President Putin’s Insight About Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed Bin Salman Is Spot-On By Andrew Korybko It’s surprising to realize that Saudi Arabia’s new Russian partners nowadays understand the Kingdom a lot better than their historical American allies, but that just speaks… Read More ›
Twelve Lessons To Be Learned From The Ethiopian Conflict By Andrew Korybko The global systemic transition within which the New Cold War is being waged played a major role in catalysing the Ethiopian Conflict due to the Golden Billion’s self-interested geostrategic… Read More ›
Analysing Russia’s Accusation That Pakistan And Ukraine Are Cooperating On Nuclear Weapons By Andrew Korybko The only reason why Russia would risk scuttling the food and fuel negotiations that it’s been holding with Pakistan for a while already by directly sharing… Read More ›
The Geostrategic Consequences Of Lula’s Re-Election Aren’t As Clear-Cut As Some Might Think By Andrew Korybko Lula and Bolsonaro are striking exceptions to the oversimplification of contemporary leaders in the New Cold War either being unipolar liberal-globalists or multipolar conservative-sovereigntists since… Read More ›
China, Russia And The US All Coincidentally Reaffirmed Their Intentions On The Same Day By Andrew Korybko The fact that all three of them reaffirmed their approach to International Relations on the same day is what makes 27 October so historic…. Read More ›
The Importance Of Properly Framing The New Cold War By Andrew Korybko Properly framing everything is of the highest importance in order to gradually erode the Western elite’s propaganda in a similar spirit as the emerging Multipolar World Order has already… Read More ›
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