The Geopolitics Of Russian Energy In South Asia By Andrew Korybko The two countries whose approach stands out the most are Sri Lanka and Pakistan, which are in similar economic situations yet have made different decisions about importing Russian oil. South… Read More ›
Putin Touched Upon Russia’s Grand Geo-Economic Strategy In Eurasia By Andrew Korybko The Greater Eurasian Partnership represents Russia’s premier project for creating a genuinely rules-based international order modelled off the principles enshrined in the UN Charter. Its Eurasian Economic Union core… Read More ›
Zelensky’s Davos Speech Should Alarm All Peace-Loving People In The World By Andrew Korybko Reviewing the unprecedented proposals put forth by Zelensky presumably at his foreign handlers’ behest, they collectively represent the cutting edge of US-led Western hegemony. Ukrainian President Zelensky… Read More ›
Deciphering Pakistan’s Mixed Signals Towards Russia By Andrew Korybko Pakistan seems to be hedging its bets on its hoped-for rapprochement with the US, partially conceding to America’s implied demands to distance itself from Russia to an extent but still not doing… Read More ›
The US Is Recalibrating Its Eurasian Containment Strategy Against Russia And China By Andrew Korybko The US’ grand strategy pretty much amounts to preparing for what many fear might be the inevitable conventional phase of what some are already calling the… Read More ›
The Middle Corridor Will Help China Hedge Against Uncertainty In Russia And Pakistan By Andrew Korybko It’s unrealistic that China would ever abandon its investments in Russia or Pakistan, but those two’s connectivity roles for it vis-à-vis the EU and West… Read More ›
Pakistan-backed US Military Factor: Everything Is Getting Messy Again In Afghanistan By Andrew Korybko Afghanistan’s internal insecurity, border tensions, and the potentially Pakistani-backed US military factor are combining to create yet another storm in the New Cold War that threatens to… Read More ›
Would A Polish Military Intervention In Western Ukraine Lead To World War III? By Andrew Korybko So long as NATO and Russia don’t clash in their respective “spheres of influence” in the former Ukraine just like Russia, Turkey, and the US… Read More ›
President Putin’s Victory Day Speech Comprehensively Explained Ukraine Conflict By Andrew Korybko From the times of ancient Kievan Rus to World War II and into the present day, Donbass has always been an indispensable part of Russia’s historical identity. Russian President… Read More ›
Imran Khan Has A Solid Point About India Buying Russian Oil Despite Its Ties With The US By Andrew Korybko Relations with Russia were largely an abstract concept for those in Pakistan who were even aware of how rapidly ties had… Read More ›
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