Did The New York Times Just End Bibi’s Political Career? By Andrew Korybko Everything that American strategists are planning is premised on Bibi being removed and then his replacement immediately resuming negotiations on a two-state solution, during which time the US… Read More ›
Zelensky’s Latest Interview With The Associated Press Suggests That He’s Sobering Up A Bit By Andrew Korybko It’s extraordinary that Zelensky finally acknowledged that a lot of things aren’t going the way that he hoped, especially summer’s counteroffensive and his side’s… Read More ›
Azerbaijan Busted A US Government-Funded Information Warfare Operation By Andrew Korybko Although Azerbaijan and India have different views on Karabakh and Kashmir, they’ve found themselves under similar pressure from the US, and this is precisely due to them being regional multipolar… Read More ›
Nepal’s Plan To Strengthen Ties With Russia Can Optimize Its Geopolitical Balancing Act By Andrew Korybko Left unchecked, this trilateral security dilemma between China, India, and the US in Nepal – which is unique in modern-day International Relations – could spiral… Read More ›
Stoltenberg And Kuleba Unintentionally Admitted That Russia Is Stronger Than NATO By Andrew Korybko Russia is so strong that it successfully fended off the combined potential of NATO and its several other dozen partners across the world who collectively contributed to… Read More ›
Politico Just Dumped On Zelensky By Andrew Korybko It’s clear that the mood in DC has radically shifted from one of unwavering solidarity with Zelensky to contempt, ridicule, and scathing criticisms. American policymakers and those who influence them are known to… Read More ›
The Associated Press Shed Light On The US’ Shadowy Ties With Hamas Via Qatar By Andrew Korybko What’s arguably happening is nothing short of a narrative revolution whereby the Mainstream Media is now systematically informing the masses that what had previously… Read More ›
Ukraine’s Latest Paranoia About Russian Sleeper Cells Is Dividing Its Security Services By Andrew Korybko Zelensky himself set this divisive process into motion by recently warning that Russian agents are supposedly plotting to carry out a “Maidan 3” against him. Ukrainian… Read More ›
Russia’s Balancing Act In The Horn Of Africa Is Challenged By The Region’s Security Dilemma By Andrew Korybko Any attempt that Russia might make to peacefully resolve the port dimension of the Horn’s security dilemma for the purpose of averting a… Read More ›
Indonesia Might Pivot To The West After Its Upcoming Elections In February By Andrew Korybko Indonesia is the world’s largest Muslim country, its fourth-most populous one in general, and is on pace to become the sixth-largest economy by 2027, which is… Read More ›
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