Kyrgyz Mob Violence Against South Asian Students Is A Symptom Of Its Clan-Centric Society By Andrew Korybko Certain clans have been cultivated by foreign-backed “NGOs” to serve as Colour Revolution foot soldiers since the start of the century, while others are… Read More ›
Analysing The Strategic Importance Of Russia’s Reportedly Planned Afghan Oil Hub By Andrew Korybko Continued maritime exports to the Indian Ocean Region across the Baltic, Black, and Mediterranean Seas might be deemed strategically undependable due to tensions with the West, hence… Read More ›
France Is Trying To Scapegoat Azerbaijan For The Unrest In New Caledonia By Andrew Korybko It’s much easier to try pinning the blame on Baku than to admit that the National Assembly’s move to dilute the local Kanaks’ voting rights was… Read More ›
The Assassination Attempt Against Robert Fico Proves That Fake News Can Radicalize People By Andrew Korybko When a leader is repeatedly defamed as a “traitorous pro-Russian dictator with innocent Ukrainian blood on their hands”, psychologically at-risk members of society will inevitably… Read More ›
A Former Ukrainian MP Blew The Whistle On Burisma’s Connections To Terrorism By Andrew Korybko The dirt that Andrey Derkach shared about Hunter’s Burisma corruption scandal made him an enemy of the American and Ukrainian governments. Former Ukrainian MP Andrey Derkach,… Read More ›
Saudi-Iranian Nuclear Deal Possible: Chairman Iran’s Atomic Organization By Uriel Araujo All the developments pertaining to Saudi-Chinese collaboration, de-dollarization, BRICS expansion, OPEC, the petrodollar, and, on top all that, a potential Saudi-Iranian nuclear agreement have the potential to change the… Read More ›
Poland’s Deputy Foreign Minister Made Two Solid Points About The Risks Of Hosting US Nukes By Andrew Korybko According to him, “Poland will not become a nuclear power (by letting the US deploy such weapons on its territory), and Russian missiles… Read More ›
A Ukrainian Special Reconnaissance Commander Confirmed That Kharkov’s Border Was Undefended By Andrew Korybko Kharkov is Ukraine’s second-largest city, so if it was left largely undefended, then other less significant border ones are probably undefended too. BBC published a report over… Read More ›
Shoigu’s Promotion Makes Perfect Sense If Seen From Putin’s Perspective By Andrew Korybko Shoigu is neither the military hero nor the incompetent villain that some have made him out to be, but simply a loyal technocrat whom President Putin trusts in… Read More ›
Poland’s Border Fortification Buildup Has Nothing To Do With Legitimate Threat Perceptions By Andrew Korybko False pretexts are being concocted to justify these massive investments of a largely, but not entirely, symbolic nature mostly aimed at dishonestly advancing a domestic political… Read More ›
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