Russia Won’t Let The World Forget About The WMD Threat Posed By Ukraine By Andrew Korybko The SBU’s cowardly assassination of Lieutenant General Igor Kirillov won’t stop his agency’s work. Reuters cited a source in Ukraine’s SBU on Tuesday to report… Read More ›
The Indian Model Of Financial Multipolarity Is The Most Relevant For The Global South By Andrew Korybko Few can afford to be massively tariffed by the US, let alone sanctioned, and most aren’t willing to burn their bridges with the US… Read More ›
A Post-Liberal America: Navigating the Unknown By Alexander Dugin Trump has won. The end of liberal world has happened. As a matter of fact. It is here. The fact checking denies liberal predictions. And all their efforts to stop Trump… Read More ›
Romania’s Constitutional Coup Is Meant To Buy More Time For NATO In Ukraine By Andrew Korybko Western democracy is just a process for legitimizing elite interests, and these same elites sometimes repeat the process until they get their desired result. It… Read More ›
Poland’s Participation In Any Ukrainian Peacekeeping Mission Could Lead To World War III By Andrew Korybko From Russia’s perspective, the increasingly serious talk about Western/NATO peacekeepers in Ukraine (even if they operate on a non-NATO mandate) is already concerning enough, but… Read More ›
“Greater Israel” Plan: The Real Reason Behind Israel’s “Shock And Awe” Campaign In Syria By Andrew Korybko A confluence of interests explains its actions, but these same actions also have some unintended consequences. Israel carried out one of the largest attack operations in… Read More ›
Fake Death Figures: Risk Of Domestic Unrest And Anti-Draft Uprisings In Ukraine By Uriel Araujo President-elect Donald Trump has made news stating that Ukraine lost around 400,000 soldiers and “many more civilians” in its ongoing conflict with Russia since 2022. Posting… Read More ›
Russia Dodged A Bullet By Wisely Choosing Not To Ally With The Now-Defeated Resistance Axis By Andrew Korybko Putin made the right choice, which was always driven by his rational calculation of what was in Russia’s objective interests as a state,… Read More ›
What’s Publicly Financed Russian Media Saying About Syria’s Regime Change? By Andrew Korybko It appears as though the Kremlin signalled to those outlets within its “sphere of influence” to withhold publishing worst-case scenario forecasts for now while their country’s diplomats try… Read More ›
Trump Isn’t Telling The Whole Truth About Russia And Syria By Andrew Korybko At the end of the day, what happened was a disaster and no honest observer can deny that, but they also shouldn’t try to spin it as Russia’s… Read More ›
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