The Two Drone Attacks Against Pskov Are Desperate Attempts To Provoke A Russia-NATO War By Andrew Korybko The importance of Russia’s calm and measured reaction to the latest drone attacks against Pskov can’t be overemphasized since it’s only through this mature… Read More ›
China Made A Mistake On Its New Map That Sparked False Speculation About A Dispute With Russia By Andrew Korybko In the interests of the Russian-Chinese Strategic Partnership, it would be a good idea for Beijing to quietly modify the latest… Read More ›
Kashmiris Remember The Larger Than Life Personality Of Syed Ali Geelani By Our Special Correspondent Washington, D.C. – “Geelani Sahib was a captivating personality, a person with farsightedness, judgment and judiciousness. He undoubtedly was a person of character, truthfulness and… Read More ›
It’s Premature To Conclude That The Gabonese Coup Was Driven By Anti-Imperialist Sentiment By Andrew Korybko There are three reasons to be sceptical: 1) Interim President General Brice Clotaire Oligui Nguema is considered close to the US; 2) economic factors are… Read More ›
Here’s Why President Xi Might Skip The G20 Summit And What It Means For The New Cold War By Andrew Korybko If the New Cold War becomes defined by Sino-US systemic rivalry more than anything else in the aftermath of President… Read More ›
Vivek Ramaswamy’s Plan For Ending The Russia-NATO Proxy War In Ukraine Is Pragmatic By Andrew Korybko Accepting the impossibility of Russia abandoning its mutually beneficial cooperation with China and acknowledging that lifting the sanctions likely won’t happen either, the rest of… Read More ›
Zelensky’s Latest TV Interview Shows How Much The Conflict’s Dynamics Have Shifted By Andrew Korybko Zelensky is clearly preparing his people for a ceasefire, but he’s also talking about security guarantees from NATO and his country’s alleged production of its weapon… Read More ›
Top UK Journalist Isabel Oakeshott Gloated Over The US’ Role In Imran Khan’s Deposal By Andrew Korybko Without realizing it, she just dealt a powerful blow to Western soft power by exposing the hypocrisy of its “rules-based order”, which in this… Read More ›
The Nigerien Coup Prompted A Long-Overdue Discussion About Sovereignty In West Africa By Andrew Korybko The AU and ECOWAS are arguably against the sovereign will of the Nigerien people whereas that country’s interim military-led authorities, the newly formed Sahelian Alliance, and… Read More ›
The NYT And WSJ’s Critical Articles About Ukraine’s Counteroffensive Explain Why It Failed By Andrew Korybko With the vicious blame game between the US and Ukraine now reaching the level of their military officials telling the press that there are fundamental… Read More ›
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