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• Chinese-Iranian Overland Connectivity Is Slowly But Surely Being Streamlined

  By Editor on 16th June 2022 • ( 0 )

  

  Chinese-Iranian Overland Connectivity Is Slowly But Surely Being Streamlined By Andrew Korybko The grand strategic trend is that Iran is reorienting itself towards the East in line with the rest of the world as all key players in the global systemic… Read More ›

• Pakistan’s Political Economy Has Been Hit Hard And There Is No Easy Way Out

  By Editor on 16th June 2022 • ( 0 )

  

  Pakistan’s Political Economy Has Been Hit Hard And There Is No Easy Way Out By Jarrar Shah This is my assessment as a student of economics and Pakistan’s political economy. Nationalisation was a huge blow to our economy. Apart from… Read More ›

• Japan Just Outlined Its Unofficial Remilitarization Plans

  By Editor on 15th June 2022 • ( 0 )

  

  Japan Just Outlined Its Unofficial Remilitarization Plans By Andrew Korybko Everyone remembers what happened the last time that the self-professed “land of the rising sun” tried to become the most powerful country in the continent even though its Prime Minister, just… Read More ›

• Kashmiri Americans Demand The Release Of Yasin Malik And Khurram Parvez

  By Editor on 14th June 2022 • ( 0 )

  

  Kashmiri Americans Demand The Release Of Yasin Malik And Khurram Parvez By Our Special Correspondent Washington, D.C. – Kashmiri Americans of Washington metropolitan area hosted a graduation ceremony at ‘Kashmir House’ Maryland for 2022 graduates. The certificates were given by… Read More ›

• The Russian Ambassador To Pakistan’s Remarks About Imran Khan Were Pragmatic

  By Editor on 13th June 2022 • ( 0 )

  

  The Russian Ambassador To Pakistan’s Remarks About Imran Khan Were Pragmatic By Andrew Korybko The Russian Ambassador probably would have preferred not to speak about recent domestic political events in his host country in order to avoid giving off an unfriendly… Read More ›

• Sri Lanka’s Principled Neutrality Ensured Its Survival In The Economic Crisis Thus Far

  By Editor on 13th June 2022 • ( 0 )

  

  Sri Lanka’s Principled Neutrality Ensured Its Survival In The Economic Crisis Thus Far By Andrew Korybko There’s a lesson to be learned from Sri Lanka’s experience, which is that the pursuit of strategic autonomy and the enhanced sovereignty that it leads… Read More ›

• The Rebranded Reopening Of McDonald’s In Moscow On Russia Day Is Symbolic

  By Editor on 12th June 2022 • ( 0 )

  

  The Rebranded Reopening Of McDonald’s In Moscow On Russia Day Is Symbolic By Andrew Korybko The Russian people remain open-minded and non-biased towards their geopolitical opponents’ people and companies despite those two’s governments attempting to punish them for purely political reasons…. Read More ›

• President Putin’s Insight Into State Sovereignty Is Instructive For All Countries

  By Editor on 11th June 2022 • ( 0 )

  

  President Putin’s Insight Into State Sovereignty Is Instructive For All Countries By Andrew Korybko At the end of the day, while the bifurcation of the world into sovereign states and colonies isn’t as clear-cut as some might think, President Putin’s observation… Read More ›

• Shaheen Sehbai: “Is Any Media Outlet Interested In The Other Side Of The Story Given By ISPR?”

  By Editor on 10th June 2022 • ( 0 )

  

  Is Any Media Outlet Interested In The Other Side Of The Story Given By ISPR? By Shaheen Sehbai Washington – I tweeted on June 7 that I was in the process of writing a piece on “Why the Chief Neutral,… Read More ›

• Will Pakistan Submit To The US-Controlled IMF’s Reported Demand To Renegotiate CPEC Energy Deals?

  By Editor on 9th June 2022 • ( 0 )

  

  Will Pakistan Submit To The US-Controlled IMF’s Reported Demand To Renegotiate CPEC Energy Deals? By Andrew Korybko Pakistan must decide between the US-controlled IMF and China with respect to which of those two can most realistically help it avert bankruptcy and… Read More ›

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