The Strategic Implications Of The Suicide Attack Against The Russian Embassy In Kabul By Andrew Korybko Under no circumstances will Moscow be scared away from playing a leading role in Afghanistan’s sustainable socio-economic reconstruction, which it regards as integral to improving… Read More ›
Top Russian Diplomat Clarifies Facts About His Country’s Energy Relationship With Germany By Andrew Korybko It was Berlin, not Moscow, that suspended Nord Stream II – and under pressure from Washington at that – along with imposing sanctions against its former… Read More ›
America Will Never Impede The Military Dimension Of The Russian-Indian Strategic Partnership By Andrew Korybko The US is no longer able to impose its will onto others like it did during the climax of the brief unipolar moment immediately after the… Read More ›
Nord Stream I Disruption: Europe’s Panicking After Poland Finally Got What It Wanted By Andrew Korybko The absolute last thing that Poland wants right now is for everyone to remember how actively its leadership lobbied for exactly this outcome that’s since… Read More ›
Why’d Lavrov Say That Russia Isn’t Alone Yet It Also Can’t Rely On Anyone But Itself? By Andrew Korybko No country should ever enter into a position of disproportionate dependence whereby they literally come to rely on anyone else, though nor… Read More ›
The German Foreign Minister Just Discredited The Entire Concept Of Western Democracy By Andrew Korybko Annalena Baerbock’s remarks will in all likelihood be seen as a turning point in hindsight, during which time the “democratic” mask infamously slipped to reveal the… Read More ›
Why Is Kiev So Scared Of The IAEA Visiting The Zaporozhye Nuclear Power Plant? By Andrew Korybko If Kiev’s conspiracy theory was true about it being Moscow that’s supposedly attacked the same facility under its own control and is thus the… Read More ›
The Political Fantasy To “Decolonise Russia” Is Doomed To Fail Due To Its People’s Patriotism By Andrew Korybko Russia has mastered the art of “Democratic Security” at home so there’s no doubt that the Golden Billion’s political fantasy to “decolonise” (“Balkanise”)… Read More ›
Suspected Pakistani Arms Sales To Kiev Don’t Automatically Imply Proxy War Intentions By Andrew Korybko Casual observers of bilateral ties or even just International Relations more broadly might be misled into automatically believing that these reports imply that Pakistan’s US-backed post-modern… Read More ›
Interpreting Putin And Kosachev’s Condolences Over Mikhail Gorbachev’s Death By Andrew Korybko It’s not contradictory nor surprising for someone like President Putin to simultaneously acknowledge the urgent necessity of reforms during the late Soviet era, lament the ultra-disastrous geopolitical and humanitarian… Read More ›
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