The Latest Russiagate Scandal Aims To Discredit Alt-Media And Trump By Andrew Korybko Some Americans might no longer feel comfortable living in the US after the “deep state” de facto criminalized the First Amendment in certain political contexts. The Justice Department… Read More ›
Ukraine’s Volhynia Genocide Dispute With Poland Is Once Again A Problem In Their Ties By Andrew Korybko Poles fear that their elite will sell out the Volhynia Genocide victims to Ukraine for hubristic geopolitical and economic reasons that’ll result in whitewashing… Read More ›
Taiwan’s Attempt To Stir Trouble In Sino-Russo Ties Is Driven By Ulterior Motives By Andrew Korybko His provocation wasn’t actually aimed at their governments as much as it was at their respective people. Taiwanese leader Lai Ching-te said in a recent interview that… Read More ›
The Democrats’ Attacks Against Jill Stein Show How Desperate They’re Getting By Andrew Korybko One scenario is that the FBI’s latest raids and the Democrats’ sudden attacks against Stein are meant to lend false credence to another Russiagate conspiracy theory for… Read More ›
Mongolia’s Embrace Of Putin Despite His ICC Warrant Exposes South Africa’s Political Cowardice By Andrew Korybko South Africa didn’t dare to host Putin in defiance of the West despite being more populous, militarily stronger, and prosperous than Mongolia, not to mention… Read More ›
Ukraine’s First Confirmed Loss Of A F-16 Is A Major Loss Of Face By Andrew Korybko This is an inauspicious start to Ukraine’s long-awaited F-16 deployment. Ukraine confirmed last week that it lost its first F-16, which it claims simply crashed while on… Read More ›
Alt-Media Can Make Biden And The Democrats’ Corruption In Ukraine Their Defining Legacy By Andrew Korybko There are many passionate investigative journalists who could ensure that this becomes Biden and the Democrats’ defining legacy if they dedicate their lives to exposing… Read More ›
X (Formerly Twitter) Now Illegal In Brazil Amid Feud Between Elon Musk And A Supreme Court Judge By Uriel Araujo Brazil’s situation with X has its own context and intricacies (into which I delved here), but one can expect analogous scenarios… Read More ›
Serbia’s French Warplane Deal Discredits Serbian President’s Earlier Colour Revolution Claim By Andrew Korybko He wouldn’t have gone through with this $3 billion deal if he really thought that the West was trying to overthrow him like he claimed less than… Read More ›
Africa Is At The Centre Of A New Race For Resources And Influence By Andrew Korybko Here are the full comments that I gave to The Epoch Times’ Nalova Akua about Africa’s role in the New Cold War, excerpts of which… Read More ›
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