Why Central Asia And Russia Are Unlikely To Rely More On Pakistani Ports For Foreign Trade By Andrew Korybko All in all, while it makes economic sense for them to do so, it’s not politically feasible at present. The Pakistani Energy… Read More ›
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2025 Might Be A Tumultuous Year For South Asia
2025 Might Be A Tumultuous Year For South Asia By Andrew Korybko The future of Indo-US relations under Trump 2.0 will ultimately play the largest role in determining the degree of tumult that South Asia experiences next year. South Asia is… Read More ›
The Panama Canal And Greenland Are Trump’s For The Taking If He Really Wants Them
The Panama Canal And Greenland Are Trump’s For The Taking If He Really Wants Them By Andrew Korybko MAGA 2.0 is poised to be more geopolitically assertive than MAGA 1.0. Trump threatened that the US might retake control of the Panama Canal if… Read More ›
Russia And Pakistan Will Comprehensively Expand Cooperation In The Resource Sector
Russia And Pakistan Will Comprehensively Expand Cooperation In The Resource Sector By Andrew Korybko Pakistan wants to reduce its disproportionate dependence on China, hence why it prefers for Russia to modernize its resource infrastructure instead of China, which aligns with US… Read More ›
China Will Struggle To Bring Pakistan And The Taliban Back Together
China Will Struggle To Bring Pakistan And The Taliban Back Together By Andrew Korybko Here’s the full interview that I gave to VOA China’s FM Shakil on this subject, excerpts of which were published in their report on 8 December titled… Read More ›
China Would Be Taking A Major Risk If It Deployed PMCs To Myanmar To Protect BRI Projects
China Would Be Taking A Major Risk If It Deployed PMCs To Myanmar To Protect BRI Projects By Andrew Korybko The US could do to China in Myanmar what it’s currently doing to Russia in Ukraine. The latest phase of Myanmar’s… Read More ›
Assessing The Feasibility Of A Russian Gas Pipeline To China Through Kazakhstan
Assessing The Feasibility Of A Russian Gas Pipeline To China Through Kazakhstan By Andrew Korybko The only reason why Kazakhstan is being considered either as a complement or an alternative to Mongolia as a transit state to China is for political… Read More ›
Russia’s Foreign Spy Chief Briefly Explained How He Sees The World
Russia’s Foreign Spy Chief Briefly Explained How He Sees The World By Andrew Korybko Whereas the US wants to divide-and-rule Eurasia in order to decelerate the decline of its unipolar hegemony, Russia wants to bring everyone together in order to accelerate… Read More ›
Lavrov Elaborated On Russia’s Afro-Eurasian Grand Strategy
Lavrov Elaborated On Russia’s Afro-Eurasian Grand Strategy By Andrew Korybko These ambitious plans will obviously take time to unfold, and there might be some road bumps along the way, but the importance rests in the fact that this is what Russia… Read More ›
Philippines’ Aggressive Territorial Claims In South China Sea: A New Threat to Regional Stability
Philippines’ Aggressive Territorial Claims In South China Sea: A New Threat to Regional Stability By Uriel Araujo Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. has appointed a new Navy chief (Rear Admiral Jose Ma. Ambrosio Ezpeleta) amid tensions in the South China Sea, which include a… Read More ›
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