Should Russia Demote Ties With The EU After Its Ambassadors Snubbed FM Lavrov? By Andrew Korybko Russian policymakers would do well to reflect on Medvedev’s advice, which is quite sensible this time. Former Russian President and incumbent Deputy Chair of the… Read More ›
The North-South Transport Corridor Isn’t Russia’s Only Geo-Economic Project In Central Asia By Andrew Korybko Altogether, the pros of Russia’s two lesser-known geo-economic projects in Central Asia far outweigh the cons, which is why the Ministry of Transport is pursuing the… Read More ›
Why Is The Wall Street Journal Suddenly Sharing The Terms Of Russian Draft Peace Treaty From 2022? By Andrew Korybko It’s debatable which side this outlet really supports since one can argue that dishonestly describing the details as “punishing” favours those… Read More ›
The West’s Latest Copium Is That Russia’s Gains Increase The Danger To Its Own Troops By Andrew Korybko The targeted Western audience is made to believe that it might be a blessing in disguise that Russia is once again on the… Read More ›
Implications Of The Leaked Bundeswehr Recording About Bombing The Crimean Bridge By Andrew Korybko The takeaway from this scandal is that elite elements within the Bundeswehr are serious about further embroiling their country in the Ukrainian Conflict despite the increasing risk… Read More ›
Transnistria Could Become The Tripwire For A Wider War In The Region By Andrew Korybko It’s already known after German Chancellor Scholz’s tacit admission last week that the NATO-Russian proxy war in Ukraine has morphed into an undeclared but limited hot… Read More ›
Is The Bundeswehr Going Behind Scholz’s Back To Send Taurus Missiles To Ukraine? By Andrew Korybko Provided that Scholz was speaking sincerely in expressing the reasons why he’s opposed to sending Taurus missiles to Ukraine, then this suggests that he doesn’t… Read More ›
German Chancellor’s Slip Of The Tongue Spilled The Beans On Ukraine’s Worst-Kept Secret By Andrew Korybko The worst-kept secret of this proxy war is that it’s already a hot NATO-Russian war but an undeclared and limited one where both sides still… Read More ›
China’s Shuttle Diplomacy Will Promote Its Peace Plan But Is Unlikely To End The Proxy War By Andrew Korybko It’s always a positive development whenever someone carries out shuttle diplomacy aimed at promoting whatever peace plan it may be, but well-wishers… Read More ›
Financial Times’ Supposedly Leaked Docs About Russia’s Chinese War Games Aren’t Scandalous By Andrew Korybko It would be a dereliction of duty for the military not to plan for any contingency no matter how remote such a scenario may be like… Read More ›
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