Russia Has South Asia’s Back In The Economic Crisis By Andrew Korybko Through the combination of food and fuel exports (as well as planned pipeline cooperation such as is the case with Pakistan), the Kremlin has successfully leveraged its status as… Read More ›
Iran Might Soon Become Russia’s Gateway To Pakistan By Andrew Korybko Pakistan can now be added to the growing list of countries that’ll come to rely on Iran for facilitating their trade with Russia after the US-led West’s sanctions cut off… Read More ›
Western Propaganda Is The Reason Why The Anti-Russian Sanctions Blitzkrieg Failed By Andrew Korybko Propaganda was so compellingly laundered as “truth” that Western policymakers began operating upon its false premises. President Putin’s keynote speech at this year’s Saint Petersburg International Economic Forum (SPIEF)… Read More ›
Pakistan’s Political Economy Has Been Hit Hard And There Is No Easy Way Out By Jarrar Shah This is my assessment as a student of economics and Pakistan’s political economy. Nationalisation was a huge blow to our economy. Apart from… Read More ›
Why Is The US-Led West So Afraid Of Russian Foreign Minister Visiting Serbia? By Andrew Korybko No friendly state would ever do to another what Bulgaria, Macedonia, and Montenegro just did to Serbia, which is disgraceful to the extreme and a… Read More ›
The West African Front Of The New Cold War Might Soon Heat Up By Andrew Korybko In all likelihood, observers should expect that a fierce “shadow war” will be waged between the unipolar and multipolar blocs across West Africa in the… Read More ›
Did A Fox News Analyst Really Just Admit To An American Coup In Pakistan? By Andrew Korybko Rebecca Grant’s undiplomatic and offensive remarks during her recent Fox News interview don’t actually prove that America had a hidden hand in former Prime… Read More ›
Pakistan At The Cross Roads By Lt. General (Retd) Tariq Khan ‘An unjust law is a code that is out of harmony with the moral law’. SOCRATES. There are nations in this world that are different from one another because… Read More ›
Was The Pakistan-Cuba Diplomatic Scandal Sparked By A Faux Pas Or A Freudian Slip? By Andrew Korybko The lesson that should hopefully be learned by the new authorities is that all remarks about other countries must be carefully thought out lest… Read More ›
The Ukrainian Conflict Just Turned From A US Proxy War With Russia To A Proxy War On Russia By Andrew Korybko The Ukrainian proxy war is much more dangerous than even the 1980s Afghan one was. The second-mentioned was also a… Read More ›
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