The Latest Data Proves That Chinese-US Trade Is Mutually Beneficial By Andrew Korybko The latest trade data shows that the American business community doesn’t agree with continuing former US President Trump’s counterproductive trade war, nor are they boycotting Chinese products due… Read More ›
Is Putin’s Healthy Conservatism Really A New Russian Ideology? By Andrew Korybko To put it simply, ‘healthy/moderate/reasonable conservatism’ is all about responsibly managing inevitable changes in such a way that chaos can be contained while advancing objective socio-economic progress. Observers are… Read More ›
From “Absolutely Not” To Absolutely Not Sure? And FATF’s Games Experts Ahmed Quraishi, Hassan Aslam Shad and Shahid Raza analyse PM Imran Khan’s “Absolutely Not” comment on the use of Pakistan’s airspace for US’ operations in Afghanistan. Has there been such… Read More ›
The Unexpected Diplomatic De-Escalation Between Turkey And The West By Andrew Korybko Although both sides are acting like they’ve moved on after last week’s events, their strategists know better than to naively think that everything will go back to how it… Read More ›
Why Are Two Prominent Neocons Pragmatically Engaging With Russia? By Andrew Korybko The neocons used to regard Russia as the so-called ‘global evil’ and probably still hold such Russophobic beliefs but realized that the strategic dynamics of the New Cold War… Read More ›
Is A So-Called Eastern Axis Really Emerging Between Russia, China, And Iran? By Andrew Korybko On the surface, it appears as though these three are mostly in sync with one another, but that observation doesn’t mean that they constitute an ‘eastern… Read More ›
Why Does The US Government Now Have Its Knives Out For Facebook? By Andrew Korybko What’s really happening is that the so-called ‘revolution’ of last year is now proverbially ‘eating its own’. Facebook has long been a loyal ally of the… Read More ›
Pakistan-TTP Negotiations And Iran’s Proxy War In Pakistan Experts Ahmed Quraishi and Khalid Muhammad analyse latest developments in the region, focusing on Pakistan-TTP negotiations and Iran’s proxy war inside Pakistan. Syeda Qudsiya Mashhadi moderated the session.
Azerbaijan-Iran Tensions Will Have Far-Reaching Consequences For Eurasia By Andrew Korybko Their problems prove that the common cause of Eurasian integration is a lot more difficult to achieve than to discuss. Tensions recently spiked between Azerbaijan and Iran after the latter commenced military… Read More ›
The Putin-Erdogan Summit Appears To Have Responsibly Regulated Their Competition By Andrew Korybko Instead of letting their competition counterproductively spiral out of control like some ill-intended third parties hope to have happen in order to divide and rule them both, Russia… Read More ›
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