The Xi-Biden Summit Might Help Better Manage The Sino-US Rivalry By Andrew Korybko It would be premature to conclude that their prior implied talks about a “New Détente”, or a series of mutual compromises across multiple domains aimed at reaching a… Read More ›
Thailand’s “Landbridge” Could Bring Together American And Chinese Investment By Andrew Korybko The grand strategic goal is first and foremost to pioneer a viable alternative to the Malacca Strait, though ideally with the supplementary goal of getting China and the US… Read More ›
The Financial Times Unconvincingly Tried To Sway Americans Away From Foreign Policy Pragmatism By Andrew Korybko Average Americans have tuned out their elite’s snobbish arguments about the so-called “rules-based order”, “values”, “democracy”, and whatnot since many were misled by them in… Read More ›
Interpreting Russia, The US, And China’s Latest Military-Diplomatic Activity In South Asia By Andrew Korybko These three extra-regional Great Powers’ independently organized moves confirmed this region’s importance in the global systemic transition. Russia, the US, and China all engaged in their… Read More ›
The Economic Cooperation Organization Could Become A Pole In The Emerging World Order By Andrew Korybko At present, their combined potential is far from being fully tapped, but progress has gradually been made through two regional megaprojects, the Sino-Turkish Middle Corridor… Read More ›
Analysing China’s Sacking Of Defence Minister Li Shangfu By Andrew Korybko While China has the sovereign right to make whatever leadership changes it wants without having to explain the reasons why to the public, it’s also a Great Power with global… Read More ›
President Putin Raised Awareness About Russia’s Investment Potential In The Arctic At This Year’s BRI Forum By Andrew Korybko By encouraging more foreign investment in the North-South Transport Corridor that India is involved in, including from China as regards those projects… Read More ›
Afghanistan’s Participation In CPEC Would Be Positive But Can’t Be Taken For Granted By Andrew Korybko The tense Pakistani-Taliban security dilemma, US influence over Islamabad, and CPEC’s lacklustre progress in recent years combine to temper expectations. The Taliban’s acting Commerce Minister revealed that… 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 ›
Possible Scenarios Of Further Escalation In The Middle East By Alexander Dugin Let us try to describe one of the possible scenarios of further escalation in the Middle East. The Palestinian uprising begins in the West Bank and East Jerusalem…. Read More ›
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