Poland’s Anti-Russian Witch Hunt Is About To Ensnare Its Former Defence Minister By Andrew Korybko The reality is that it’s Germany which yields powerful behind-the-scenes influence over Poland, not Russia, though PiS was always too scared to seriously investigate this while… Read More ›
Five Takeaways From The US’ Decision To Deploy Intermediate-Range Missiles In Germany By Andrew Korybko This move will fundamentally transform the European security architecture and bury President Putin’s plans to reform it. Biden and Scholz agreed last week that the US will begin… Read More ›
Hungarian PM’s Mediation Mission In Moscow Could Set The Stage For Peace Talks By November’s G20 By Andrew Korybko Orban feels so strongly about peace due to his deep pride in European civilization and associated lament at seeing it torn apart… Read More ›
Germany Is Preparing To Assume Partial Responsibility For Poland’s Eastern Border Security By Andrew Korybko This represents the unprecedented expansion of Germany military influence in the post-World War II era, which is being advanced on a false anti-Russian pretext with full… Read More ›
Next Month’s NATO Summit Might See Most Members Joining The “Military Schengen” By Andrew Korybko The importance of optimizing military logistics across Europe can’t be overestimated since increasing the efficacy of the five corridors that The Telegraph drew attention to will… Read More ›
The 80th D-Day Anniversary Combines Historical Revisionism With A Proxy War Powwow By Andrew Korybko Zelensky’s attendance has more of a practical meaning than just reinforcing historically revisionist narratives about World War II since his discussions with the American, British, French,… Read More ›
Does Poland Fear That Ukraine Might One Day Make Irredentist Claims Against It? By Andrew Korybko The argument can be made that the national security pretexts upon which President Duda vetoed the Sejm’s bill to make Silesian a regional language concern… Read More ›
European Air Defence Might Be Divided Into Two Spheres Of Influence By Andrew Korybko Germany might directly manage the northern half while France and Italy (senior and junior partners correspondingly) do the same with the southern one. Politico reported that “Von… Read More ›
Russia Is Open To Compromise But Won’t Agree To A Ceasefire That Doesn’t Meet Its Interests By Andrew Korybko Given their convergence of interests in compromising on this conflict, the only variables that could offset this scenario concern the calculations of… Read More ›
A New Iron Curtain Is Being Built From The Arctic To Central Europe By Andrew Korybko The new Iron Curtain that’s descending upon Western Eurasia from the Arctic (Finland) to Central Europe (Poland) via the Baltics is for psychological purposes to… Read More ›
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