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• Analysing Trump’s Latest Sanctions Threat Against Russia

  By Editor on 10th March 2025 • ( 0 )

  

  Analysing Trump’s Latest Sanctions Threat Against Russia By Andrew Korybko The problem appears to be that there isn’t yet enough trust between Russia and the US to fully overcome their security dilemma in spite of the impressive progress that’s been made… Read More ›

• Five Takeaways From The Latest Sectarian Violence In Syria

  By Editor on 9th March 2025 • ( 0 )

  

  Five Takeaways From The Latest Sectarian Violence In Syria By Andrew Korybko The most likely scenario is that the Kristallnacht-like massacre of Alawites goes unpunished and the rebellion by some of the victims’ co-religionists is decisively defeated. Syria was rocked by sectarian… Read More ›

• It’s Time For Trump To Lift Biden’s Sanctions On RT

  By Editor on 9th March 2025 • ( 0 )

  

  It’s Time For Trump To Lift Biden’s Sanctions On RT By Andrew Korybko RT can do more than any other outlet to convince the greatest number of people in the world that the US is indeed revolutionizing its foreign policy in… Read More ›

• Ukraine Already Kinda Has Article 5 Guarantees From Some NATO Countries

  By Editor on 8th March 2025 • ( 0 )

  

  Ukraine Already Kinda Has Article 5 Guarantees From Some NATO Countries By Andrew Korybko Considering that Article 5 always left the option of armed force up to each individual member, which remains the case with each of the bilateral “security guarantees”… Read More ›

• Trump’s Gamble: Reforming The Defence Sector While Making Enemies At Home And Abroad

  By Editor on 7th March 2025 • ( 0 )

  

  Trump’s Gamble: Reforming The Defence Sector While Making Enemies At Home And Abroad By Uriel Araujo Trump is making too many enemies (domestically and internationally), while trying to reform the intelligence agencies and reshape Washington. The defence sector might be too… Read More ›

• De-Dollarization Was Always More Of A Political Slogan Than A Pecuniary Fact

  By Editor on 7th March 2025 • ( 0 )

  

  De-Dollarization Was Always More Of A Political Slogan Than A Pecuniary Fact By Andrew Korybko Any breakthrough in Russian-US relations would inevitably disappoint those multipolar enthusiasts who bought into the most ideologically dogmatic narratives of the New Cold War and consequently… Read More ›

• 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 ›

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