America’s Neo-Imperialist Pressure On Sudan Exposes Its True Intentions Towards Africa By Andrew Korybko The planned Russian naval base in Port Sudan would unprecedentedly deepen military relations between Moscow and Khartoum, thus helping the host state more confidently resist Washington’s pressure… Read More ›
Ukraine: The Just War And International Law By News Desk Today we share another important lecture by the well-known Islamic scholar Sheikh Imran N. Hosein. He is also an expert on geopolitics and international relations, and has been a guiding… Read More ›
The Former Head Of The Pentagon’s Spy Agency Revealed The US’ PsyWar Plans Against Russia By Andrew Korybko The fact of the matter is that the former Pentagon spy chief and his co-author just spilled the beans about the means through… Read More ›
The Anglo-American Axis Benefits From The Ecological Terrorist Attack In The Baltic Sea By Andrew Korybko This terrorist attack destroyed any chance of an energy-driven Russian-German rapprochement, immediately catapulted Poland into the position of being one of the continent’s most pivotal… Read More ›
Iran’s Major Role In The Global Systemic Transition Makes It A Prime Hybrid War Target By Andrew Korybko Simply put, Iran has unexpectedly come to play a pivotal role in the global systemic transition to multipolarity through the means that were… Read More ›
Suspected Pakistani Arms Sales To Ukraine Are Different Than Actual Russian Sales To India By Andrew Korybko Russia agreed in the middle of the last decade to comprehensively expand relations with Pakistan after taking all relevant factors into consideration, yet this… Read More ›
Scenarios For The Ukrainian Conflict After Novorossiya’s Reunification With Russia By Andrew Korybko That development will represent a game-changer in the Ukrainian Conflict since Moscow’s nuclear umbrella will naturally extend over its newly incorporated regions, which will in turn lead to… Read More ›
Kiev’s NATO-Backed Terrorist Attack In Kherson Was A Strike Against Democracy And Journalism By Andrew Korybko No number of missiles will succeed in stopping the exercise of the locals’ democratic rights as enshrined in the UN Charter nor in deterring world-class… Read More ›
Europe Had Better Hope That The US Doesn’t Force Russia To Use Tactical Nukes In Ukraine By Andrew Korybko Considering that this worst-case scenario has been extended credibility by leading Western officials, it’s therefore timely to discuss what would happen in… Read More ›
America’s Scheme Of Swapping Afghan Aircraft For Central Asian Influence Is Admittedly Clever By Andrew Korybko Keeping in mind its envisaged role as a regional leader (which is complemented by its geostrategic position abutting Afghanistan and all Central Asian Republics), Uzbekistan… Read More ›
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