Poland Wants US Nukes To Beat Lithuania In Leading NATO’s Eastern Flank By Andrew Korybko The Polish State or at least the conservative and populist elements therein could take a page from history by reminding the US of their civilization-state’s erstwhile… Read More ›
Facing The “Christian Question”: How Israel Is Eroding Tel Aviv’s And Washington’s Soft Power By Uriel Araujo For decades, Christian Zionists formed the backbone of Israel’s support network in the West. The crisis involving Lebanon’s campaign, attacks on holy sites and… Read More ›
Russia’s FSB Chief Warns That The West’s “Holy Grail Of Hybrid War” Is Being Deployed To The CIS By Andrew Korybko AI-assisted infowars could psychologically sever the former USSR’s Turkic populations from Russia. FSB chief Alexander Bortnikov warned during a recent… Read More ›
A Former Top Russian Spy Just Gave Russia’s Establishment A Long-Overdue Reality Check By Andrew Korybko Andrey Bezrukov is a Russian hero who’s earned the right through his decades of service to be as constructively critical of his country as he… Read More ›
How Exactly Did Finland Receive Advance Notice Of Ukraine’s Drone Attack Ahead Of SPIEF? By Andrew Korybko The likelihood that it secretly installed sensors in Ukraine to monitor its northern drone strikes is nil so it was either informed by Ukraine… Read More ›
Japan And The Philippines Are Poised To Play Greater Roles In Containing China By Andrew Korybko Japanese-Philippine military ties are slated to become even more significant in this context once Japan begins exporting military equipment to the Philippines after recently easing… Read More ›
Brazil Isn’t Another Venezuela, But Washington’s Economic Pressure Is Already Taking Shape By Uriel Araujo Washington’s decision to classify Brazil’s PCC and CV gangs as terrorist organizations is being presented as a security measure. Yet the move also expands US sanctions… Read More ›
Will Poland Let The E3 Exclude It From Talks With Russia? By Andrew Korybko Poland can either accept being excluded; boldly engage Russia (and Belarus) on its own; or rally the “Viking Bloc” and the “Three Seas Initiative” states around the… Read More ›
Are There Any Merits To The EU Mediating Between Russia And Ukraine? By Andrew Korybko Subordination to the West is unthinkable since Putin would never approve of that, nor would the state and society go along with it, so the only… Read More ›
Ukraine’s Glorification Of The OUN Is Reopening Poland’s Oldest Wounds By Uriel Araujo The Ukrainian state reburial of Nazi collaborator Andriy Melnyk has triggered outrage in Poland and Israel. The controversy is reviving difficult questions about nationalism, historical memory, and Ukraine’s… Read More ›