The Saudis’ Renewed Peace Push In Yemen Is Welcome, But Incomplete By Andrew Korybko The world must urgently act to relieve the Yemeni people’s years-long suffering in the midst of what the UN previously described as the planet’s worst humanitarian crisis,… Read More ›
Biden’s ‘Killer’ Remark Backfired, Big Time By Andrew Korybko President Biden’s recent agreement with an interviewer that his Russian counterpart is a “killer” badly backfired after it earned President Putin sympathy across the world as the latest high-profile victim of American… Read More ›
کہکشاں حیدر امریکا سے کراچی میں ٹارگٹ کلنگ گینگ چلا رہی ہے کراچی ایک سلگتا آتش فشاں ہے یہاں بڑے آپریشن کی ضرورت ہے طارق اسماعیل ساگر
Here’s What The US’ New China Task Force Must Do To Succeed By Andrew Korybko The simple solution to “winning the competition of the future” with China is for the US to stop perceiving relations in a zero-sum manner and instead… Read More ›
Kashmir: A Symbol of Multiculturalism By Dr Ghulam Nabi Fai “…It is really difficult for me to distinguish between a Hindu Kashmiri and a Muslim Kashmiri. You people speak one language and have one culture. While the rest of the… Read More ›
Stratfor’s Decade-Old Speculative Map Is Provoking Russian-Turkish Distrust By Andrew Korybko The recent viral sharing of the speculative map of Turkey’s future regional influence that was first published by Stratfor founder George Friedman in his 2010 book about “The Next 100… Read More ›
Balancing Regional Interests In Syria Is The Only Way Reach A Compromise Solution By Andrew Korybko Politically resolving the Hybrid War of Terror on Syria will involve difficult compromises on all sides, but this is only possible if each party acknowledges… Read More ›
The Global South Can Learn A Lot From Bangladesh And Myanmar’s Hybrid War Troubles By Andrew Korybko The Global South nations of the developing world can learn some valuable “Democratic Security” lessons from Bangladesh and Myanmar’s Hybrid War troubles, specifically as… Read More ›
Examining The Ethics And Implications Of Twitter’s Censorship Policy In India By Andrew Korybko Twitter caused a stir by complying with the Indian government’s request to temporarily “withhold” access to dozens of accounts for users within the country in response to… Read More ›
Why Does Pakistan Need To Test Its Missiles? By Pakistan Strategic Forum As defence analysts, this question is a no-brainer. Our missiles are an essential component of our defence strategy and provide us with round-the-clock strategic capabilities in order to… Read More ›
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