Will Russia’s ‘Energy Diplomacy’ In Syria Lead To Iran’s Withdrawal? By Andrew Korybko From the looks of it, the plan is for the West to waive select sanctions against Syria with regards to its facilitation of energy exports to Lebanon via… Read More ›
NATO’s Baltic Air Drills Spoil The Geneva Spirit By Andrew Korybko Relations between Russia and the West remain tense in spite of the Kremlin’s best efforts to improve them without compromising on its interests so it would be best if these… Read More ›
A Tale Of Two Speeches: Presidents Xi And Biden At UNGA 2021 By Andrew Korybko UNGA 2021 allowed the whole world to see the differences between China and the US. Chinese President Xi Jinping and US President Joe Biden both spoke at the United Nations… Read More ›
New Zealand vs Pakistan Cricket: Is The Security Situation In Pakistan Deteriorating? Security analyst Khalid Muhammad, Director General at Command Eleven, gives his analysis on the New Zealand Cricket Team cancelling its tour of Pakistan for security reasons. He has… Read More ›
The Afghan Aid Game Is A Gamble That No One Can Afford To Lose By Andrew Korybko To put it simply, millions of people’s lives are practically being held hostage by some politically minded members of the international community’s strategic fears… Read More ›
‘The Atlantic’ Has It All Wrong About China, The US, And West Asia By Andrew Korybko The US is solely responsible for China’s recent inroads in West Asia that were brought about by those countries regarding Beijing as a much more… Read More ›
Russian Liberals Are Trying To Twist The Kremlin’s Taliban Ties To Their Benefit By Andrew Korybko While the Taliban and Navalny’s network are both banned in Russia, that’s where the similarities between them end with respect to how Moscow regards the… Read More ›
The Biden-Ghani Call Might Be More Damning Than The Trump-Zelensky One By Andrew Korybko It actually appears to be the rule, not the exception, that presidents attach political strings to the military aid that they provide to their nominal allies. Reuters exclusively… Read More ›
The Serbian Orthodox Church Is Once Again In The Crosshairs In Montenegro By Andrew Korybko Whatever devious designs Djukanovic and his potential foreign patrons might have, it’s clear that this atheist politician is hypocritically exploiting religion as part of a newly… Read More ›
Why Aren’t Alt-Media ‘Experts’ On Afghanistan Talking About PAKAFUZ? By Andrew Korybko I give most of them the benefit of the doubt by assuming that it’s simply due to ignorance and not a lack of integrity, though I admittedly suspect that… Read More ›
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