Why Did China Let Pelosi Land On Taiwan? By Andrew Korybko Nobody should ever forget that China is a millennia-old civilization with literally thousands of years of diplomatic experience. Its strategists have always planned far ahead of time and have the… Read More ›
Dead Men Tell No Tales: Why Kiev Bombed Its Own Imprisoned Soldiers In Donbass By Andrew Korybko It certainly seems to be the case that Kiev panicked that its imprisoned soldiers would soon spill the beans about the wide range of… Read More ›
Russia And Iran Plan To Cooperate On Resolving Pakistan’s Energy Crisis By Andrew Korybko While it remains unclear exactly what form their cooperation will take, such as whether it’ll involve a pipeline or just tankers, the intent is nevertheless to extend… Read More ›
The Zelenskys’ Vogue Photoshoot Exposes What A Charade The Ukrainian Conflict Has Become By Andrew Korybko Westerners have been indoctrinated into believing that the First Family is struggling just like their compatriots. Zelensky, for example, almost never changes his shirt so… Read More ›
Germany’s Snowflake Foreign Minister Was Triggered By Erdogan’s Tehran Photo-op By Andrew Korybko Her being such a big snowflake is actually more than just an amusing observation but is symptomatic of “The Great Bifurcation” in action. Those who surrender sovereignty know… Read More ›
Who’s The Real Troublemaker: Turkiye Or The US? By Andrew Korybko The narrative of “Turkish trouble” isn’t new since it’s been circulating around the West for the past half-decade already at least since the failed summer 2016 coup against President Erdogan… Read More ›
Russia Pledged To Help African Countries Finally Complete The Process Of Decolonization By Andrew Korybko When one thinks about liberation, the first thing that comes to the minds of many is Africa’s decolonization cause, which regrettably hasn’t yet been completed in… Read More ›
Putin’s Global Revolutionary Manifesto Is Worth Reading To Understand Russian Grand Strategy By Andrew Korybko Post-Soviet Russia hadn’t ever intended to, but it’s now following in the global revolutionary footsteps of its communist predecessor, which speaks to an intriguing trend connected… Read More ›
A Tale Of Two Gas Deals: Azerbaijan-EU And Russia-Iran By Andrew Korybko Some observers have speculated that Baku is competing with Moscow, but this interpretation either ignores what President Aliyev told Russian media during his trip to Moscow the day before… Read More ›
Germany’s Century-Long Plot To Capture Control Of Europe Is Almost Complete By Andrew Korybko Germany was waiting this whole time for a major crisis, which ultimately turned out to be the latest phase of the Ukrainian Conflict that US-led NATO is… Read More ›
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