Interpreting Putin’s Remarks On Syria, Israel, And Turkiye By Andrew Korybko His pragmatic hedging preserves Russia’s national interests and even stands a chance at advancing them in the new regional reality. Putin commented on Syria’s regime change during his annual Q&A session on Thursday. According… Read More ›
Bloomberg Is Manufacturing Consent For More Western Meddling In Sudan By Andrew Korybko The pretext is to jointly contain Russian and Iranian influence in the broader region amidst their recent setbacks in the Levant. Bloomberg published a detailed piece on Wednesday… Read More ›
Azerbaijan’s President Reaffirmed His Country’s Alliance With Russia By Andrew Korybko Ilham Aliyev is one of Eurasia’s most visionary leaders and Azerbaijan is playing an increasingly important role in the emerging Multipolar World Order. Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev reaffirmed his country’s… Read More ›
Shusha – Cultural Capital Of The Islamic World For 2024 And A Testament To The Muslim World’s Rich Heritage By News Desk Preservation of Islamic heritage is the need of the hour Azerbaijan’s success in restoring Shusha serves as a… Read More ›
The Armed Syrian Kurds Will Be Destroyed If The US Doesn’t Step In To Save Them By Andrew Korybko It remains to be seen whether America will once again come to their rescue or finally abandon them. The Wall Street Journal cited unnamed… Read More ›
A Surprising Percentage Of Ukrainians Have Begun To Sour On Poles And Poland By Andrew Korybko Poland and Poles aren’t seen as enemies like Russia and Russians are, but they’re no longer seen as allies, just as mostly reliable neighbours with… Read More ›
Russia Won’t Let The World Forget About The WMD Threat Posed By Ukraine By Andrew Korybko The SBU’s cowardly assassination of Lieutenant General Igor Kirillov won’t stop his agency’s work. Reuters cited a source in Ukraine’s SBU on Tuesday to report… Read More ›
Russia And Pakistan Will Comprehensively Expand Cooperation In The Resource Sector By Andrew Korybko Pakistan wants to reduce its disproportionate dependence on China, hence why it prefers for Russia to modernize its resource infrastructure instead of China, which aligns with US… Read More ›
The Indian Model Of Financial Multipolarity Is The Most Relevant For The Global South By Andrew Korybko Few can afford to be massively tariffed by the US, let alone sanctioned, and most aren’t willing to burn their bridges with the US… Read More ›
A Post-Liberal America: Navigating the Unknown By Alexander Dugin Trump has won. The end of liberal world has happened. As a matter of fact. It is here. The fact checking denies liberal predictions. And all their efforts to stop Trump… Read More ›
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