The Latest Twist In Germany’s Nord Stream II Investigation Puts More Pressure On Poland By Andrew Korybko The fast-moving sequence of events over the past few days shows that powerful forces are shaping the perception that Poland a “rogue state”, which… Read More ›
Russia’s Release Of Captured Ukrainian Fighters To Hungary Sent Three Messages By Andrew Korybko This unusual transfer exposes the dark truth that the Mainstream Media has hidden from the world since the start of the NATO-Russian proxy war if those who… Read More ›
China’s First-Ever Trilateral Anti-Terrorist Talks With Iran And Pakistan Likely Concern W-CPEC+ By Andrew Korybko CPEC is ultra-strategic for China in and of itself as a non-US-controlled shortcut to the Indian Ocean, but it can also be expanded in the western… Read More ›
Kiev’s Alleged Proof That Russia Blew Up The Kakhovka Dam Doesn’t Stand Up To Scrutiny By Andrew Korybko The content, timing, and context within which the Ukrainian secret police just shared their alleged proof that Russia blew up the Kakhovka Dam… Read More ›
Did Pentagon Hardliners Leak The Report About A Planned Chinese Spy Base In Cuba? By Andrew Korybko Regardless of their reasons behind publishing it, the Wall Street Journal’s report gave anti-Chinese hardliners in the Pentagon and their Republican allies the pretext… Read More ›
A Western Media Outlet Just Exposed Ukraine’s Propaganda Machine By Andrew Korybko Slowly but surely, Westerners are becoming aware that mostly everything they’d hitherto thought about this proxy war was the result of literal propaganda. They might still support Kiev’s cause… Read More ›
Why Would The Former NATO Chief Repeat “Russian Propaganda” About Poland Intervening In Ukraine? By Andrew Korybko The exact same scenario that was previously smeared by the European External Action Service as a “recurring pro-Kremlin disinformation narrative” is now being extended… Read More ›
Turkiye’s Proposal For A Kakhovka Dam Investigation Committee Is A Genius Soft Power Move By Andrew Korybko Turkiye just threw the US and Ukraine into a dilemma since going along with the investigation risks revealing incontrovertible evidence that Kiev blew up… Read More ›
A Second Front Was Almost Opened Against Russia In Central Asia By Andrew Korybko The larger context within which Kyrgyzstan’s latest law enforcement operation was carried out suggests that this foiled regime change plot was less about irreconcilable clan rivalries and… Read More ›
France Is Reportedly Making A Principled Stand Against NATO’s Expansion To Asia By Andrew Korybko Macron’s position isn’t driven by the desire to do any favours for President Xi, but is predicated on his assessment of France’s national interests. The Financial Times cited… Read More ›
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