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• Russia Has A Better Chance Of Mediating Afghan-Pakistani Tensions Than China Does

  By Editor on 12th February 2025 • ( 0 )

  

  Russia Has A Better Chance Of Mediating Afghan-Pakistani Tensions Than China Does By Andrew Korybko Russia’s grand geo-economic plans in this part of Eurasia are dependent on the resolution of these tensions, while China’s will continue being advanced regardless of whatever… Read More ›

• Post-Assad Syria Would Do Well To Retain Their Country’s Strategic Partnership With Russia

  By Editor on 11th February 2025 • ( 0 )

  

  Post-Assad Syria Would Do Well To Retain Their Country’s Strategic Partnership With Russia By Andrew Korybko Just because a course of action is considered to be the most rational doesn’t mean that it’ll be pursued. Syrian Defence Minister Murhaf Abu Qasra… Read More ›

• The Story Of Prophet Ishaq (Isaac): A Journey Of Blessings And Prophecy

  By Editor on 10th February 2025 • ( 0 )

  

  The Story Of Prophet Ishaq (Isaac): A Journey Of Blessings And Prophecy Peace Be Upon Him  

• Trump’s Pressure Campaign Against South Africa Is About More Than Just The Boers

  By Editor on 10th February 2025 • ( 0 )

  

  Trump’s Pressure Campaign Against South Africa Is About More Than Just The Boers By Andrew Korybko The ANC’s long track record of political mistakes and policy failures is finally catching up to it precisely at the moment when the party finally… Read More ›

• Ukraine’s Traumatized Troops Could Pose A Security Threat To All Of Europe

  By Editor on 9th February 2025 • ( 0 )

  

  Ukraine’s Traumatized Troops Could Pose A Security Threat To All Of Europe By Andrew Korybko The EU would do well to indefinitely suspend Ukrainians’ visa-free access to the bloc after martial law ends. Outgoing Polish President Andrzej Duda told the Financial Times that… Read More ›

• Putin’s Opposition To Blaming Today’s Germans For Their Ancestors’ Crimes Is Pragmatic

  By Editor on 8th February 2025 • ( 0 )

  

  Putin’s Opposition To Blaming Today’s Germans For Their Ancestors’ Crimes Is Pragmatic By Andrew Korybko Nothing that he ever says is by chance or due to him losing control of his emotions. Putin surprised some observers by recently expressing his opposition… Read More ›

• Trump’s Special Envoy Shed More Light On His Boss’ Ukrainian Peace Plan

  By Editor on 7th February 2025 • ( 0 )

  

  Trump’s Special Envoy Shed More Light On His Boss’ Ukrainian Peace Plan By Andrew Korybko Trump will implement a comprehensive economic, diplomatic, and military pressure campaign against Russia if Putin rejects a ceasefire, but it’s unclear whether Trump will coerce Zelensky… Read More ›

• Russia’s Foreign Spy Agency Claims That NATO Wants To Depose Zelensky Through New Elections

  By Editor on 7th February 2025 • ( 0 )

  

  Russia’s Foreign Spy Agency Claims That NATO Wants To Depose Zelensky Through New Elections By Andrew Korybko Trump’s return to office heralds a new era in International Relations so he might want to replace liberal-globalist leaders like Zelensky with like-minded populist-nationalist… Read More ›

• “Maidanization” Of The Continent: Russophobia Is Fuelling Neo-Nazism Across Europe

  By Editor on 7th February 2025 • ( 0 )

  

  “Maidanization” Of The Continent: Russophobia Is Fuelling Neo-Nazism Across Europe By Uriel Araujo Neo-nazism is a real problem in post-Soviet states in Eastern and Central Europe (including Baltic nations), and Ukraine today remains a hub for such extremism. Anti-Russian feelings are… Read More ›

• Why Did Trump Threaten To Modify Or Rescind India’s Sanctions Waiver For Iran’s Chabahar Port?

  By Editor on 6th February 2025 • ( 0 )

  

  Why Did Trump Threaten To Modify Or Rescind India’s Sanctions Waiver For Iran’s Chabahar Port? By Andrew Korybko Threatening the viability of the North-South Transport Corridor pressures Iran, India, and Russia in one fell swoop in a diplomatic-economic masterstroke. Trump 2.0… Read More ›

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