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• The “ReArm Europe Plan” Will Probably Fall Far Short Of The Bloc’s Lofty Expectations

  By Editor on 7th March 2025 • ( 0 )

  

  The “ReArm Europe Plan” Will Probably Fall Far Short Of The Bloc’s Lofty Expectations By Andrew Korybko The estimated €800 billion in defence spending that’s supposed to follow in the next four years might sound impressive, but it becomes much less… Read More ›

• France, Germany, And Poland Are Competing For Leadership Of Post-Conflict Europe

  By Editor on 6th March 2025 • ( 0 )

  

  France, Germany, And Poland Are Competing For Leadership Of Post-Conflict Europe By Andrew Korybko The interplay between them, Russia, and the US will determine the continent’s future security architecture. French President Macron’s declaration on Wednesday that he’s flirting with extending his country’s nuclear… Read More ›

• A Russian-US “New Détente” Would Revolutionize International Relations

  By Editor on 6th March 2025 • ( 0 )

  

  A Russian-US “New Détente” Would Revolutionize International Relations By Andrew Korybko Here’s the full interview that I gave to Newsweek’s Tom O’Connor, excerpts of which were included in his article about “What A Trump-Putin Détente Means for Russia and Iran’s Partnership”…. Read More ›

• Putin Might Broker An Iranian-US “New Détente” As A Reciprocal Favour To Trump

  By Editor on 5th March 2025 • ( 0 )

  

  Putin Might Broker An Iranian-US “New Détente” As A Reciprocal Favour To Trump By Andrew Korybko If an Iranian-US “New Détente” follows the nascent Russian-US one, brokered as it might be by Putin as a reciprocal favour to Trump for everything… Read More ›

• Will Ukraine’s Future Be As A “Buffer State” Or A “Bridge State”?

  By Editor on 5th March 2025 • ( 0 )

  

  Will Ukraine’s Future Be As A “Buffer State” Or A “Bridge State”? By Andrew Korybko This scenario is increasingly in America and Russia’s shared interests vis-à-vis their “New Détente”. Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban predicted late last month that “Ukraine, or what remains… Read More ›

• Five Takeaways From Trump’s Fateful Decision To Freeze All Military Aid To Ukraine

  By Editor on 4th March 2025 • ( 0 )

  

  Five Takeaways From Trump’s Fateful Decision To Freeze All Military Aid To Ukraine By Andrew Korybko Transatlantic ties, Russian-US relations, and the nature of American hegemony are all transforming before everyone’s eyes as Trump makes bold moves to force Zelensky to… Read More ›

• Russia’s Top UN Representative Exposed The West’s Role In The Global Growth Of Terrorism

  By Editor on 4th March 2025 • ( 0 )

  

  Russia’s Top UN Representative Exposed The West’s Role In The Global Growth Of Terrorism By Andrew Korybko The combination of USAID and “anti-terrorist” operations is largely responsible for the chaos that’s spread across the world from 2011 onward beginning with the… Read More ›

• It’s The Energy, Stupid! Trump, Musk, And The Global Race For Minerals And AI

  By Editor on 4th March 2025 • ( 0 )

  

  It’s The Energy, Stupid! Trump, Musk, And The Global Race For Minerals And AI By Uriel Araujo Trump might be bent on “ending the Ukrainian war”, as he puts it, but there will be plenty of other wars to be fought…. Read More ›

• Sayyeda Fatima al-Zahra (SA) – The Queen of Jannah

  By Editor on 4th March 2025 • ( 0 )

  

  Sayyeda Fatima al-Zahra (SA) – The Queen of Jannah The intricately patterned metal doors, heavily secured with antique locks, guard the sacred chamber of the place where the house of Fatima RadhiAllahu anha was; the most loved daughter of our… Read More ›

• Jimmy Carter: A Visionary And A Great Humanitarian

  By Editor on 3rd March 2025 • ( 0 )

  

  Jimmy Carter: A Visionary And A Great Humanitarian By Dr Maqsood Jafri On my Facebook, today, I read the messages of condolences of some Americans and non-Americans on the death of the former President of America, Jimmy Carter, who died… Read More ›

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