Five Ways That Russia Could Benefit If Bloomberg’s Report About Libyan Bases Is True By Andrew Korybko Russia would strengthen the North African dimension of its “Ummah Pivot”, complementarily optimize the security dimension of its African Pivot, and become a major… Read More ›
The US Is Once Again Trying To Stir Trouble Inside Ethiopia And Between It And Eritrea By Andrew Korybko Instead of respecting Ethiopia’s sovereign right to manage its domestic and international affairs, the US is pressuring it through unsolicited demands into… Read More ›
The Seven Empires: A Multipolar Project By Alexander Dugin The multipolar world denotes the coexistence of several empires, fully sovereign primarily in relation to the USA, against its claim to exclusivity and universality, and also towards each other. Today, the… Read More ›
Here’s Why The US Is Responsible For France’s Withdrawal From Niger By Andrew Korybko The US backstabbed France in West Africa after cutting a secret deal in Niger almost two years to the day after it backstabbed that same country in… Read More ›
Sunday’s Fake News About A Coup In The Congo Republic Might Have Been A Clever Western Psy-Op By Andrew Korybko Whoever concocted this fake news story knew that their target audience would spread it like wildfire, which suggests that they successfully… Read More ›
The Newly Formed Sahelian Alliance Will Reshape Regional Military-Strategic Dynamics By Andrew Korybko Niger will remain the “weakest link” to comprehensive military-economic integration within the Sahelian Alliance so long as it continues hosting the US’ two drone bases there. Its interim… Read More ›
Ethiopia’s Final Filling Of Its Grand Renaissance Dam Debunks Years Of Egyptian Disinformation By Andrew Korybko The Nile River didn’t dry up, the Egyptian agricultural industry wasn’t affected whatsoever, and no war broke out over the project. Every single person who… Read More ›
The Resumption Of US Military Activity In Niger Puts France On The Strategic Backfoot By Andrew Korybko France is forced to react to the latest trends of patriotic military coups and the US’ newfound pragmatic response to the most recent one… Read More ›
Closer AU-EU Ties Aren’t At The Expense Of The Sino-Russo Entente By Andrew Korybko Africa as a whole can capitalize on this by bargaining for better deals from the West, which many of its countries already count as among their top… Read More ›
It’s Premature To Conclude That The Gabonese Coup Was Driven By Anti-Imperialist Sentiment By Andrew Korybko There are three reasons to be sceptical: 1) Interim President General Brice Clotaire Oligui Nguema is considered close to the US; 2) economic factors are… Read More ›
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