Iran Proudly Embraces Its Geo-Economic Role In Integrating Eurasia By Andrew Korybko Ultimately, it was Iran and not Pakistan that ended up being the global pivot state after the latter abandoned this role upon the successful US-orchestrated regime change against former… Read More ›
Iran’s Quickly Becoming The Core Of Eurasia’s Multipolar Connectivity Projects By Andrew Korybko Iran’s role as the core of Eurasia’s multipolar connectivity projects means that Russia, India, and China will all have to take it into account when coordinating their strategies… Read More ›
Putin Touched Upon Russia’s Grand Geo-Economic Strategy In Eurasia By Andrew Korybko The Greater Eurasian Partnership represents Russia’s premier project for creating a genuinely rules-based international order modelled off the principles enshrined in the UN Charter. Its Eurasian Economic Union core… Read More ›
Russia, The Final Empire And Dugin’s Eurasian World Order – Sheikh Imran N. Hosein By News Desk This lecture was delivered almost 10 years ago at the State University of Moscow in July 2013 at the invitation of Professor Alexander… Read More ›
Why Are The Latest Developments In Pakistan Of Global Importance? By Andrew Korybko The success of the US’ regime change campaign in Pakistan could turn that country from the “Zipper of Eurasia” into the “Faultline of Eurasia” by tearing apart the… Read More ›
President Putin’s Significant Messages At His Massive Anti-Nazi Rally In Moscow By Andrew Korybko During his speech, the leader of this Eurasian Great Power shared some significant messages that also importantly touched on religious symbolism. The purpose of this piece is… Read More ›
The Anglo-American Axis Is Hellbent On Destabilizing Eurasia By Andrew Korybko The Anglo-American Axis can be described as the principal antagonist in the New Cold War since it’s becoming impossible to discuss the American grand strategy in Eurasia without also talking… Read More ›
The USA’s Two “New Quads”: Challenges Or Opportunities For China? By Andrew Korybko These intriguing observations suggest that it’s possible for China and the US to economically cooperate through these two “New Quads” due to their overlapping interests in these networks’… Read More ›
Azerbaijan-Iran Tensions Will Have Far-Reaching Consequences For Eurasia By Andrew Korybko Their problems prove that the common cause of Eurasian integration is a lot more difficult to achieve than to discuss. Tensions recently spiked between Azerbaijan and Iran after the latter commenced military… Read More ›
The SCO Is Eurasia’s Most Effective Security Organization By Andrew Korybko The bloc’s dual purpose in jointly thwarting shared unconventional threats and pioneering comprehensive connectivity opportunities across the supercontinent enables it to function as the core of multipolarity in the 21st… Read More ›
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