Former Kremlin “Grey Cardinal” Surkov’s Prediction For The Future By Andrew Korybko The present analysis will summarize his thoughts and then offer the author’s interpretation thereof as well as his own prediction. Summarizing Surkov Vladislav Surkov, the man who served under… Read More ›
At What Point Was East Pakistan Lost? By Ali Hassnain It is said, people who do not learn from history are condemned to relive it. Studying history reminds one of another saying: biggest lesson that one can learn from history… Read More ›
Russia Prudently Avoided Media’s Manipulative Pan-Turkism Provocation By Andrew Korybko Moscow believes in multipolarity and civilizational diversity. Just like Russia has the concept of the Russian World, so too does Turkey have the concept of the Turkic World. These spheres of… Read More ›
Chaos In Eastern Europe Doesn’t Serve Putin’s Interests Unlike What CNN Claims By Andrew Korybko CNN is completely wrong to claim that ‘chaos in eastern Europe is never bad news for Vladimir Putin’. CNN published a piece on Tuesday titled, “Why… Read More ›
It’s Extremely Unlikely That Russia Will Militarily Intervene In Ukraine By Andrew Korybko Observers should acknowledge the shortcomings inherent in both the Alt-Media and Mainstream Media’s latest near-identical predictions about Russia supposedly preparing for an imminent military intervention in Ukraine. There’s… Read More ›
Only Trilateralization, Not Triangulation, Is The Solution For Global Stability By Andrew Korybko The solution is trilateralization between China, Russia, and the US, not triangulation. To explain, this proposal implies that all three Great Powers would be treated as equals by… Read More ›
Improved Syria-UAE Ties Raise Questions About The Future Of Syria-Iran Ones By Andrew Korybko The UAE might predictably seek to entice Syria with promises of reconstruction funds and assurances that it’ll influence its “Israeli” ally to stop bombing the Arab Republic… Read More ›
The USA’s Two “New Quads”: Challenges Or Opportunities For China? By Andrew Korybko These intriguing observations suggest that it’s possible for China and the US to economically cooperate through these two “New Quads” due to their overlapping interests in these networks’… Read More ›
9 November: Pakistanis Observe Junagadh Black Day By News Desk Islamabad – MUSLIM Institute in connection with the JUNAGADH BLACK DAY November 9 organized a walk. Amongst distinguished speakers at the walk were Sahibzada Sultan Ahmed Ali Dewan of Junagadh… Read More ›
The Truth Behind Eastern Europe’s Migrant Crisis By Andrew Korybko These deeper strategic dimensions show just how complicated the Eastern European Migrant Crisis is. Eastern Europe’s Migrant Crisis has taken the continent by storm and unexpectedly become its top security concern. Poland accuses Belarus… Read More ›
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