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• The Bond Market Is Becoming A New Front In The Ukraine War

  By Editor on 11th October 2026 • ( 0 )

  

  The Bond Market Is Becoming A New Front In The Ukraine War By Uriel Araujo Rising US and European bond yields are creating new fiscal pressures for Ukraine’s Western backers, making long-term support harder to sustain. Sovereign bond markets are becoming… Read More ›

• The Russian-US Diesel Deal Advances Trump 2.0’s “Strategy Of Denial” Against China

  By Editor on 10th October 2026 • ( 0 )

  

  The Russian-US Diesel Deal Advances Trump 2.0’s “Strategy Of Denial” Against China By Andrew Korybko Since China declined to radically accelerate multipolarity by defying the US’ sanctions against Russia and cutting Ukraine off from drone-related sales, it’s poetic justice for Russia… Read More ›

• The Latest Nord Stream Talks Could Reshape Europe’s Post-War Security Architecture

  By Editor on 9th October 2026 • ( 0 )

  

  The Latest Nord Stream Talks Could Reshape Europe’s Post-War Security Architecture By Andrew Korybko Regardless of however the “friendly competition” evolves between Germany and Poland over leading NATO 3.0 , one thing is certain, and it’s that US-led creative energy diplomacy… Read More ›

• Greece Is “Indispensable”, But Washington Can’t Afford To Alienate Turkey

  By Editor on 9th October 2026 • ( 0 )

  

  Greece Is “Indispensable”, But Washington Can’t Afford To Alienate Turkey By Uriel Araujo Washington expands defence cooperation with Athens. The closer relationship could alienate Turkey and intensify tensions on NATO’s south-eastern flank – in an increasingly divided Alliance. US Secretary of… Read More ›

• Russia Hinted At What An Afghan-Pakistani De-Escalation Agreement Could Look Like

  By Editor on 8th October 2026 • ( 0 )

  

  Russia Hinted At What An Afghan-Pakistani De-Escalation Agreement Could Look Like By Andrew Korybko It can be intuited from a reasonable interpretation of Lavrov’s remarks as informed by Kabulov’s. “Russia & Pakistan Have Polar Opposite Views On Taliban-Led Afghanistan” as revealed… Read More ›

• Seven Misunderstandings About Russia That Risk Ruining Its Ties With Pakistan

  By Editor on 7th October 2026 • ( 0 )

  

  Seven Misunderstandings About Russia That Risk Ruining Its Ties With Pakistan By Andrew Korybko At this sensitive moment in Russian-Pakistani relations, diplomatic and expert dialogue is urgently required, not more social media hysteria. False perceptions, uninformed assumptions, and even blatant lies… Read More ›

• The Washington Post Vindicated SVR’s Warnings Of Ukrainian-Connected Cartel Threats To The US

  By Editor on 7th October 2026 • ( 0 )

  

  The Washington Post Vindicated SVR’s Warnings Of Ukrainian-Connected Cartel Threats To The US By Andrew Korybko The “Foreign Legion’s” sharing of its drone expertise with cartels and all other threatening non-state-actors is accordingly expected to follow the example of the Afghan… Read More ›

• The EU’s “Geopolitical” Enlargement Strategy Risks Deepening The Security Dilemma With Russia

  By Editor on 7th October 2026 • ( 0 )

  

  The EU’s “Geopolitical” Enlargement Strategy Risks Deepening The Security Dilemma With Russia By Uriel Araujo Brussels now calls EU enlargement a “geopolitical imperative.” With Ukraine and Moldova moving toward membership, the strategic implications for Russia are becoming harder to ignore. The… Read More ›

• Why Might Putin Finally Decide To Bring Ukraine To Its Knees After Nearly Five Years?

  By Editor on 5th October 2026 • ( 0 )

  

  Why Might Putin Finally Decide To Bring Ukraine To Its Knees After Nearly Five Years? By Andrew Korybko Regardless of why Putin might have held off on this for so long, he’s now arguably motivated at least in part by the… Read More ›

• Europe’s Migrant “Return Hub” Plans In Central Asia Could Create New Risks For Russia

  By Editor on 5th October 2026 • ( 0 )

  

  Europe’s Migrant “Return Hub” Plans In Central Asia Could Create New Risks For Russia By Uriel Araujo The EU is considering return hubs in third countries. Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan have emerged as possible locations, despite official denials. The proposal could extend… Read More ›

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