It’s Easy To See Why Russia Is So Dissatisfied With The Armenian Premier’s Latest Interview By Andrew Korybko What’s really happening nowadays isn’t that Russia betrayed Armenia, but that Armenia betrayed Russia by trying to manipulate it into a war against… Read More ›
Closer AU-EU Ties Aren’t At The Expense Of The Sino-Russo Entente By Andrew Korybko Africa as a whole can capitalize on this by bargaining for better deals from the West, which many of its countries already count as among their top… Read More ›
Belarus Handled A Recent Border Incident With Poland In The Best Way Possible By Andrew Korybko Had Belarus reacted to this brief border violation like how Poland reacts to mere paranoia, then it would have played into the Polish ruling party’s… Read More ›
Romania Debunked Kiev’s Latest Lie Aimed At Escalating The NATO-Russian Proxy War By Andrew Korybko Last November’s precedent that was set by Poland and the US after they refused to bite the bait that Kiev dangled before them likely informed Romania’s… Read More ›
Kiev’s Military Shake-Up Suggests That Peace Will Remain A Distant Prospect By Andrew Korybko There are two ways to interpret Zelensky’s decision to fire his Defence Minister: he’s either making a superficial change ahead of likely running for re-election sometime next… Read More ›
The Arrest Of Igor Kolomoysky Consolidates US Influence Over Zelensky Ahead Of Likely Elections By Andrew Korybko In an ironic twist of fate, this oligarch went from pulling the Ukrainian leader’s strings to having his life ruined by the same man… Read More ›
Top Canadian Media Revealed That Poor Medical Equipment Endangers One Million Ukrainian Troops By Andrew Korybko What differentiates their report from the slew of other Western ones across the past month trading blame over the counteroffensive’s failure is that it relies… Read More ›
The Two Drone Attacks Against Pskov Are Desperate Attempts To Provoke A Russia-NATO War By Andrew Korybko The importance of Russia’s calm and measured reaction to the latest drone attacks against Pskov can’t be overemphasized since it’s only through this mature… Read More ›
China Made A Mistake On Its New Map That Sparked False Speculation About A Dispute With Russia By Andrew Korybko In the interests of the Russian-Chinese Strategic Partnership, it would be a good idea for Beijing to quietly modify the latest… Read More ›
It’s Premature To Conclude That The Gabonese Coup Was Driven By Anti-Imperialist Sentiment By Andrew Korybko There are three reasons to be sceptical: 1) Interim President General Brice Clotaire Oligui Nguema is considered close to the US; 2) economic factors are… Read More ›
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