Putin Wants Peace And Prosperity For Europe, Not Pandemonium And Problems By Andrew Korybko President Putin’s article for German media that was published on the 80th anniversary of Nazi Germany’s invasion of the Soviet Union debunks the Mainstream Media’s lies that… Read More ›
Is The UK Trying To Sabotage Russia’s Rapprochement With The West? By Andrew Korybko The British Navy’s violation of Russia’s Black Sea maritime border on Wednesday was a dangerous attempt to sabotage Russia’s rapprochement with the West by provoking an international… Read More ›
Franco-Russo Competition In The Central African Republic Doesn’t Have To Be Zero-Sum By Andrew Korybko France seems to regard its competition with Russia in the Central African Republic as a zero-sum game, but it doesn’t have to be like that since… Read More ›
Russian-American Relations: Where There’s A Will, There’s A Way By Andrew Korybko The highly anticipated Putin-Biden Summit resulted in very few tangible outcomes, but obsessing over that fact misses the most important point, which is that their leaders confirmed that there’s… Read More ›
Will The US Stir Up More Trouble In The South China Sea This Summer? By Andrew Korybko Even a pragmatic understanding between the US and Russia to “regulate” their regional competition in Central & Eastern Europe could enable America to focus… Read More ›
China’s Promise Of Full Support To Syria Might Be A Geopolitical Game-Changer By Andrew Korybko President Xi’s telegrammed promise of full support to Syria after its latest elections could be a geopolitical game-changer if his rhetoric presages a new reality wherein… Read More ›
There Are No Democracies Or Autocracies, Only Governments By Andrew Korybko The division of the world into “democracies” and “autocracies” is an inaccurate reflection of reality. There are just governments, and each has elements of these two categories within them, albeit… Read More ›
Kashmir Dispute: Global Media Is Instrumental In Foreign Policy Making By Dr Ghulam Nabi Fai I am gratified by this opportunity to explore media influence in the United States on foreign and national security policy regarding Muslim nations and peoples… Read More ›
Jammu and Kashmir Conflict: A Legacy of British Colonialism By Dr Shagufta Ashraf The state of Jammu and Kashmir is a conflict zone, a legacy of British colonialism. Despite passage of 73 years, India is not ready to reconcile its… Read More ›
Russia’s International Tourism Reforms Show That It Has Nothing To Hide By Andrew Korybko The law that President Putin recently signed allowing tourists to remain in Russia for six months so long as they’ve booked their hotel stay in advance for… Read More ›
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