The Ukrainian FM’s Reportedly Planned Trip To Pakistan Is Likely To Procure More Military Aid By Andrew Korybko NATO urgently needs others to send Kiev more military aid after this de facto New Cold War bloc already ran through its stockpiles,… Read More ›
Revisiting Putin’s Praise Of Erdogan In Light Of Him Violating The Azovstal Deal By Andrew Korybko On the one hand, President Erdogan did indeed do what he sincerely thought was good for his country, but only as part of a zero-sum… Read More ›
There’s Nothing Conspiratorial About Putin Meeting With Wagner Leaders After The Failed Coup By Andrew Korybko Wagner plays much too important of a role in advancing Russia’s national security interests in the special operation and Africa for it to be disbanded… Read More ›
Removing Ukraine’s MAP Requirement For Joining NATO Isn’t As Important As It Seems By Andrew Korybko This country will still have to make major reforms, despite having already brought its military up to the bloc’s average standards after serving as its… Read More ›
Nobody Should Be Surprised By Turkiye Violating The Azovstal Deal By Andrew Korybko The optics don’t favor Russia since it looks like it was hoodwinked yet again without doing anything to deter future violations of other deals by Turkiye or other… Read More ›
The Reported CELAC-EU Brouhaha Over Ukraine And Reparations Distracts From A Key Point By Andrew Korybko The CELAC states signaled that the EU’s hostility towards Russia wouldn’t affect their bilateral ties by dint of preparing for their first summit in eight… Read More ›
Cluster Munitions Are The Latest ‘Wunderwaffe’ That’s Doomed To Disappoint The West By Andrew Korybko The sequence of events detailed in this analysis leads to the conclusion that the West is preparing to approve Kiev’s resumption of peace talks with Russia… Read More ›
Pay Attention To What NATO Chief Stoltenberg Conspicuously Omitted From His Latest Speech By Andrew Korybko To be absolutely clear in order for this analysis not to be misinterpreted or spun as meaning something that it doesn’t, there’s no guarantee that… Read More ›
Russia’s Growing Military Ties With Vietnam Debunk Claims That It’s China’s Junior Partner By Andrew Korybko The only opponent against which Vietnam’s Russian-supplied military equipment might realistically be used is China, with whom it contests part of the South China Sea…. Read More ›
French Neocolonialism In The South Caucasus Threatens Russia’s Security Interests By Andrew Korybko Those who aren’t all that familiar with the Karabakh Conflict probably don’t know that one of the world’s most powerful and hyper-nationalist Armenian diasporas resides in France, where… Read More ›
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