Macron Keeps Discrediting France By Making Mistake After Mistake On The Foreign Policy Front By Andrew Korybko At this rate, there’s no longer any credible chance that France will revive its independent foreign policy traditions after the five major foreign policy… Read More ›
The Polish President Revealed That Foreign Companies Own Most Of Ukraine’s Industrial Agriculture By Andrew Korybko Andrzej Duda represents what’s widely considered to be one of the most pro-American and anti-Russian governments at any time in history so he can’t credibly… Read More ›
It Would Be Surprising If Polish Patriot Systems Were Used To Protect Western Ukraine By Andrew Korybko The Anglo-American Axis recently signalled that it wouldn’t approve of this. Ukrainian Foreign Minster Kuleba claimed that “Everything is possible” when recently asked about… Read More ›
The Struggle For Freedom: Comparative Analysis Of Kosovo And Kashmir By Our Special Correspondent “Kashmir is internationally recognized as a disputed territory whose final status is yet to be determined by the people. It is a matter of concern that… Read More ›
Paris Accuses Moscow Of Implying French Secret Services Helped Crocus City Hall Terrorists By Uriel Araujo France has halted talks with Russia over differing accounts on a phone call pertaining mainly to the Moscow terror attack. Paris is also denying… Read More ›
Sunday’s UNSC Meeting On Iran-Israel Was “A Parade Of Hypocrisy” By Andrew Korybko The West’s “parade of hypocrisy” at the UNSC was meant to facilitate Bibi’s reportedly requested climbdown, though he might exploit his newfound position to extract tangible concessions from… Read More ›
Was Iran’s Response A Dud Or Did It Leave Israel Dumbfounded? By Andrew Korybko Each school of thought has compelling arguments in their support so it’s possible that both are right in their own way. Iran launched a drone and missile barrage against… Read More ›
Analysing The Kremlin’s Newly Declassified Archival Evidence About The Katyn Massacre By Andrew Korybko These documents suggest one of two scenarios: the Nazis either carried out their own Katyn Massacre three years after the Soviets’ and then clumsily manipulated evidence in… Read More ›
The Arrival Of Russian Troops In Niger Will Reshape The US’ Regional Calculations By Andrew Korybko While the possibly impending withdrawal of US forces from Niger is definitely a victory of sorts, the proverbial “Battle for the Sahel” in the New… Read More ›
The Suffering In Gaza Has Marred The Joy Of Eid For Us: Kashmir American Welfare Association By Our Special Correspondent We don’t feel happiness because of sadness in Gaza: KAWA Washington, D.C. – Eid al-Fitr and Eid-ul-Adha are two major… Read More ›
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