The US-Russian Sanctions War: Symbolic, Substantive, Or Strategic? By Andrew Korybko The recently intensified “sanctions war” between the US and Russia has made many observers wonder whether this escalation is symbolic, substantive, or strategic. The US’ imposition last week of its… Read More ›
What’s Everything That Biden And Putin Have To Discuss? By Andrew Korybko The American and Russian Presidents have a slew of issues to discuss in the event that they meet in person sometime in the coming future like Biden proposed doing… Read More ›
امریکی افواج اپنا اڈا کابل سے لداخ منتقل کرنے کو تیار طارق اسماعیل ساگر صدر جو پائیڈن نے جارحانہ سٹریٹیجک موو کرتے ہوئے اہم فیصلہ کر لیا۔ افغانستان میں ماضی کی طرح مستقل خانہ جنگی اوربھارت Business Management – Beginner… Read More ›
Chinese-EU Bonds And The Emerging Multipolar World Order By Andrew Korybko The continual improvement of Chinese-EU relations is irreversible since it embodies the driving force of history, particularly as it relates to the inevitable integration of the Eurasian supercontinent as an… Read More ›
The Rise Of The Eurasian Century By Andrew Korybko China, India, Pakistan, and Russia all share the same goal of improving connectivity between them and their many partners, with their visions increasingly converging in light of the latest events. Fast-moving… Read More ›
China And Russia Are Jointly Leading A Real-Life Justice League By Andrew Korybko Before the world’s eyes, a real-life Justice League is quickly emerging, jointly led by China and Russia. America loves its superhero films, but fiction is fast transforming into… Read More ›
The First-Ever Quad Leadership Summit Confirmed The Bloc’s Anti-Chinese Purpose By Andrew Korybko The bloc thought that it could dispel suspicions of its motives by emphasizing that it came together for humanitarian reasons almost two decades ago but that narrative is… Read More ›
Here’s What The US’ New China Task Force Must Do To Succeed By Andrew Korybko The simple solution to “winning the competition of the future” with China is for the US to stop perceiving relations in a zero-sum manner and instead… Read More ›
Did the CIA plant nuclear-powered spy device in the Himalayas in the 60s? By Ali Hassnain The rumours about possible radioactive material left by CIA and Indian intelligence during cold war in Uttarkhand, India in a high altitude glacier sounded… Read More ›
AMAN-21 – A Diplomatic Victory for Pakistan? By Haleema Khalid “The centre of gravity of world affairs has left the Atlantic and moved to the Pacific and Indian Oceans.” Henry Kissinger’s Keynote Address, “Power Shifts & Security”, at 8th IISS… Read More ›
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