Kyrgyzstan Is The US’ Next Regime Change Target By Andrew Korybko What Senator Menendez demands is nothing short of a soft coup brought about by voluntarily reversing Kyrgyzstan’s recent “Democratic Security” successes under the Damocles’ sword of “security and economic” consequences… Read More ›
The Polish President Said Ukraine Isn’t Doing The West Any Favours And Its Counteroffensive Failed By Andrew Korybko Casual observers might be shocked by the Polish leader’s candidness, while Kiev’s supporters might accuse him of “betraying” their regime after becoming the… Read More ›
Western Media Is Trying In Vain To Make The Jeddah Talks A Wedge Issue In Chinese-Russian Ties By Andrew Korybko Both members of the Sino-Russo Entente, which isn’t an “alliance” but rather an unprecedentedly close strategic partnership aimed at accelerating multipolarity,… Read More ›
Poland Might Exploit Wagner’s Presence In Belarus As The Pretext For Sabotaging Peace Talks By Andrew Korybko Wagner’s presence in Belarus serves as the perfect pretext for Poland and its Lithuanian ally to escalate tensions with Russia if they exploit it… Read More ›
The Sino-Russo Naval Patrol Near Alaska’s Aleutian Islands Flipped The Tables On The US By Andrew Korybko This wasn’t their first joint naval exercise, but it’s the largest one near American shores thus far, which makes it a milestone. Alaskan Senators… Read More ›
The Japanese Premier Shamefully Exploited The Hiroshima Anniversary To Fearmonger About Russia By Andrew Korybko One’s family and their ancestors are held in the highest regard in Japanese society, yet Kishida spit on all those connected with the US’ nuclear bombings… Read More ›
Victoria Nuland Revealed Some Interesting Details About Her Discussions In Niger By Andrew Korybko The top takeaways are that: the US is making a public effort of dubious sincerity to show the world that it doesn’t want a regional war; her… Read More ›
Fake News Alert: Russia Isn’t Plotting A False Flag Attack Against A Belarusian Oil Refinery By Andrew Korybko If Kiev’s false flag plot for its special forces to attack Belarus’ Mozyr oil refinery while disguised as Wagner is allowed to proceed,… Read More ›
Here’s Why Italy Is The Western Voice Of Pragmatism In The Nigerien Crisis By Andrew Korybko It’s possible for Western states to behave independently of their peers on certain issues if sensitive domestic interests are threatened, be they Italy’s migrant/refugee ones… Read More ›
Turkmenistan Is Indispensable To Uzbekistan And Tajikistan’s Future By Andrew Korybko Factors beyond Turkmenistan, Uzbekistan, and Tajikistan’s control, namely the continued uncertainty in Afghanistan and Kazakhstan’s disturbing compliance with some of the West’s anti-Russian sanctions, have combined to push these three… Read More ›
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