Why The Ukrainian Attack At The Benedictine Monastery Will Be Seen As An Attack On Polishness By Andrew Korybko Catholicism is an important part of Polish identity so the optics of a Ukrainian attacking priests and nuns amount to a Ukrainian… Read More ›
Trump’s Greenland Deal Could Become A Blueprint For His Global Strategy Of Denial By Andrew Korybko This institutionalizes the “Strategy of Denial” on the world’s largest island by not only giving the US control over its security, but over its resources… Read More ›
Russia Officially Recognizes Poland’s Central Role In The Emerging European Cordon Sanitaire By Andrew Korybko Nikolai Patrushev alluded to its envisaged leadership of the Intermarium and consequent role in leading the western flank of the new “cordon sanitaire” that Trump 2.0… Read More ›
A Massive Belarusian-US Potash Deal Could Lead To Lukashenko’s Re-Embrace By The West By Andrew Korybko What’s most important is that Belarus coordinates all of this with Russia and that Lukashenko doesn’t pull any surprises on Putin that could inadvertently lead… Read More ›
Zelensky Is Manipulating Trump’s Russiagate PTSD To Get The Upper Hand Over Him By Andrew Korybko Trump is too afraid that even the briefest US aid cut-off window to Ukraine as punishment for Zelensky’s attacks against Russian refineries would be exploited… Read More ›
Goodbye To Trans-Arctic Cooperation? US-Greenland Deal Tightens Encirclement Of Russia By Uriel Araujo Trump’s new security deal with Greenland and Denmark gives Washington a deeper military foothold in the Arctic. The agreement expands the US-NATO security architecture around Greenland – while… Read More ›
Fico Vows to Keep Slovakia Out of War as NATO-Russia Tensions Rise By Andrew Korybko Article 5 doesn’t mandate the use of military force in support of an ally, and it certainly wasn’t meant to be exploited by false flags (or… Read More ›
All Eyes Are On Belarus Ahead Of The US’ Reported European Military Drawdown By Andrew Korybko The potential pullback of some US forces from the Baltic States upon the completion of its force posture review could be followed by European NATO… Read More ›
Canada Moves Closer To EU Associate Membership Despite Trump’s Threats By Uriel Araujo The EU’s unprecedented proposal to make Canada its first associate member comes as both Brussels and Ottawa face growing pressures from Washington. The initiative reflects Europe’s drive for… Read More ›
Russia’s Locomotive Strikes Could Cripple Ukraine’s Military Logistics By Andrew Korybko If paired with systematic strikes against Ukraine’s gas stations, ports, power plants, and other infrastructure all throughout the coming winter, then the conflict might end with a decisive Russian victory… Read More ›