Western Media Is Trying In Vain To Make The Jeddah Talks A Wedge Issue In Chinese-Russian Ties By Andrew Korybko Both members of the Sino-Russo Entente, which isn’t an “alliance” but rather an unprecedentedly close strategic partnership aimed at accelerating multipolarity,… Read More ›
The Sino-Russo Naval Patrol Near Alaska’s Aleutian Islands Flipped The Tables On The US By Andrew Korybko This wasn’t their first joint naval exercise, but it’s the largest one near American shores thus far, which makes it a milestone. Alaskan Senators… Read More ›
What Was The Real Reason Behind Qin Gang’s Removal? By Andrew Korybko The most common theories being bandied about are that Qin: was the victim of a power struggle within the party; was caught up in a corruption scandal; was much… Read More ›
Russia’s Southern Transport Corridor To Central Asia Safeguards Against Kazakh Treachery By Andrew Korybko Even though this corridor is less efficient than transiting through Kazakhstan, it more than makes up for that by mitigating the strategic consequences of Astana’s potential “defection”… Read More ›
Kissinger’s Surprise Trip To Beijing Shows The Seriousness Of Chinese-US Tensions By Andrew Korybko To each side’s credit, neither leaked the news about Kissinger’s trip in advance, which suggests that they both feared that it could have been derailed had that… Read More ›
RT’s Timur Fomenko Is Right: China’s Call For Asian Unity Will Likely Fall On Deaf Ears By Andrew Korybko Some Asia-Pacific countries’ “negative nationalism” vis-a-vis China is just as toxic as the variant expressed by many Central and Eastern Europeans vis-a-vis… Read More ›
Wagner’s Rescue Of Chinese Miners In The Central African Republic Debunks Several False Claims By Andrew Korybko Not only does this latest development debunk the Daily Beast’s fake news a few months back alleging that this group slaughtered Chinese miners, but… Read More ›
Russia’s Growing Military Ties With Vietnam Debunk Claims That It’s China’s Junior Partner By Andrew Korybko The only opponent against which Vietnam’s Russian-supplied military equipment might realistically be used is China, with whom it contests part of the South China Sea…. Read More ›
The SCO States Agree On The Contours Of The Emerging World Order By Andrew Korybko The competition between the SCO’s and the West’s envisaged world orders is indisputably a defining feature of the New Cold War. The global systemic transition to… Read More ›
Kiev Inadvertently Proved That China Is Militarily Neutral In The NATO-Russia Proxy War By Andrew Korybko Kiev’s foreign patrons would have certainly been aware of their proxy clandestinely procuring drones from China via its volunteers’ purchases, yet they turned a blind… Read More ›
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