Connecting The Dots Tying Together Recent US Diplomacy With China, India, And Iran By Andrew Korybko While seemingly disparate, each of these diplomatic engagements is indirectly connected to one another. US Secretary of State Blinken just completed his trip to China, which… Read More ›
There Are Reasons To Be Sceptical Of Macron’s Reported Intention To Attend The BRICS Summit By Andrew Korybko He almost certainly intends to use his possible attendance at the upcoming BRICS Summit to bolster France’s reputation in Africa, which aims to… Read More ›
The Czech President Said The Silent Part About Russophobia Out Loud By Andrew Korybko Leading media across the Global South should make sure that all non-Westerners are aware of this scandal, both what Czech President Petr Pavel initially implied about internment… Read More ›
Urgency Must Replace Complacency In Kashmir By Our Special Correspondent Washington, D.C. – “Under the latest onslaught the Occupied Jammu & Kashmir is being converted from UN-declared conflict zone into a full-fledged settler-colony of the Indian fascist Hindu Rashtra. The… Read More ›
Putin Chose The Perfect Time To Reveal Details About The Now-Defunct Draft Treaty With Ukraine By Andrew Korybko He wanted to reassure Russia’s African partners that it isn’t responsible for the food crisis ahead of the next foreseeable round of information… Read More ›
It’s Not Anti-Semitic To Ask Why Ukraine’s Jewish President Glorifies A Holocaust Collaborator By Andrew Korybko Western liberal-globalists weaponize “political correctness” in the context of the Russian-NATO proxy war to discredit the Kremlin’s factual claim that Ukraine is a fascist regime… Read More ›
The US’ Nascent Trilateral Alliance With Japan And The Philippines Will Integrate Into AUKUS+ By Andrew Korybko This emerging scenario poses a serious threat to China’s national security interests since it amounts to Japan’s US-encouraged remilitarization driving that country’s neo-imperial expansion… Read More ›
Russia’s Energy Industry Is Betting Big On South Asia By Andrew Korybko China will always remain one of Russia’s top energy partners for economic, geographic, and political reasons, but Moscow doesn’t want to become dependent on exports to the People’s Republic,… Read More ›
Russia’s Afghan Point Man Hinted At The Possibility Of Military-Technical Ties With The Taliban By Andrew Korybko The carrot that Kabulov just dangled in his latest interview might not be enough on its own to entice the Taliban to finally make… Read More ›
Nuking Europe Won’t Relieve The US’ Proxy War Pressure On Russia By Andrew Korybko Considering that Russia is performing very well in its “race of logistics” with NATO, the US would certainly respond to the nuking of its NATO allies, and… Read More ›
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