X (Formerly Twitter) Now Illegal In Brazil Amid Feud Between Elon Musk And A Supreme Court Judge By Uriel Araujo Brazil’s situation with X has its own context and intricacies (into which I delved here), but one can expect analogous scenarios… Read More ›
China Has Legitimate Reasons Not To Participate In The Upcoming Swiss “Peace Talks” By Andrew Korybko China’s objective national interests are advanced by positioning itself to play a key role in politically resolving the Ukrainian Conflict, even though it’ll closely work… Read More ›
It’s Not Surprising That The Pentagon Leaks Claimed That The Global South Is Multi-Aligning By Andrew Korybko The Washington Post’s latest report about the Pentagon leaks proves that there are very real limits to the US’ influence over the Global South… Read More ›
Don’t Be Fooled By Lula’s Latest Remarks On The NATO-Russian Proxy War By Andrew Korybko The Brazilian leader’s latest remarks were just a creative reaffirmation of his objectively existing and easily verifiable position towards this conflict. Nothing actually changed, but he’s… Read More ›
The US Played A Decisive Role In The January 8th Incident In Brazil By Andrew Korybko Here’s the full English version of the interview that I recently gave to Sputnik Brasil, excerpts of which were originally published in Portuguese on 11… Read More ›
Everyone Should Exercise Caution Before Rushing To Judgement On What Just Happened In Brazil By Andrew Korybko Far from being a failed so-called “fascist and terrorist coup” attempt, it convincingly appears as though Sunday’s sequence of events was artificially manufactured via… Read More ›
The Geostrategic Consequences Of Lula’s Re-Election Aren’t As Clear-Cut As Some Might Think By Andrew Korybko Lula and Bolsonaro are striking exceptions to the oversimplification of contemporary leaders in the New Cold War either being unipolar liberal-globalists or multipolar conservative-sovereigntists since… Read More ›
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