An Open Letter To Honourable Anwar Ibrahim, Prime Minister of Malaysia By Dr Ghulam Nabi Fai The Ummah is exceptionally grateful for your unwearied efforts in advancing the cause of Palestine for the last more than five decades. You have… Read More ›
International Affairs
Cuban Missile Crisis Like Episode On The Way, This Time In Germany
Cuban Missile Crisis Like Episode On The Way, This Time In Germany By Uriel Araujo Beyond economic suicide, Europe is now placing itself at risk, militarily. With the deployment of American nuclear warheads to Germany, the world becomes a less safe… Read More ›
Kiev’s Plan To Ban The Ukrainian Orthodox Church Shows How Insecure It Is About National Identity
Kiev’s Plan To Ban The Ukrainian Orthodox Church Shows How Insecure It Is About National Identity By Andrew Korybko Kiev hates that a significant share of the population refuses to conform with the “negative nationalism” that they’ve aggressively enforced upon them… Read More ›
Eurasian Connectivity Was At The Top Of The Agenda During Putin’s Trip To Azerbaijan
Eurasian Connectivity Was At The Top Of The Agenda During Putin’s Trip To Azerbaijan By Andrew Korybko The lasting outcome of his talks with Aliyev inordinately depends on the future of Azerbaijani-Iranian relations and to a lesser extent on Azerbaijani-Indian ones… Read More ›
Why Is Poland Reopening Its Investigation Into The Post-War Resettlement Of Ethnic Ukrainians?
Why Is Poland Reopening Its Investigation Into The Post-War Resettlement Of Ethnic Ukrainians? By Andrew Korybko This might have been done upon Ukraine’s demand as part of their newly clinched security pact’s requirement for standardizing historical narratives. The Warsaw District Court recently… Read More ›
France Follows In US Footsteps On Western Sahara Issue, Fuelling Tensions In Africa
France Follows In US Footsteps On Western Sahara Issue, Fuelling Tensions In Africa By Uriel Araujo The ongoing crisis today in the Red Sea involving the Houthi rebels as well as the humanitarian catastrophe in Gaza (which impacts the whole Middle East) are direct… Read More ›
Ukraine Reportedly Has A Whopping 120,000 Troops Deployed Along Its Border With Belarus
Ukraine Reportedly Has A Whopping 120,000 Troops Deployed Along Its Border With Belarus By Andrew Korybko It would be a mistake for Russia to ignore this large agglomeration of forces since some of them might soon be redeployed to the Donbass… Read More ›
Interpreting Polish Prime Minister’s Scandalous Tweet About The Nord Stream Pipelines
Interpreting Polish Prime Minister’s Scandalous Tweet About The Nord Stream Pipelines By Andrew Korybko He inadvertently circumstantiated Putin’s accusation that US intelligence was behind this attack. To all the initiators and patrons of Nord Stream 1 and 2. The only thing… Read More ›
Here’s Why The US Is Playing Dumb About Ukraine’s Plans To Invade Kursk
Here’s Why The US Is Playing Dumb About Ukraine’s Plans To Invade Kursk By Andrew Korybko This dishonesty advances the US’ escalation control and soft power interests. White House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre claimed that the US didn’t know about Ukraine’s plans to… Read More ›
Ten Things To Know About Afghanistan On The Third Anniversary Of The Taliban’s Return To Power
Ten Things To Know About Afghanistan On The Third Anniversary Of The Taliban’s Return To Power By Andrew Korybko While Afghanistan no longer functions as a US airbase in the Eurasian Heartland, it’s now a source of unconventional threats to the… Read More ›