Intuiting The Truth About The Lethal Attack Against US Troops In West Asia By Andrew Korybko Acknowledging Iran’s relationship with its regional allies who just claimed credit for this lethal attack doesn’t promote warmongering against the Islamic Republic, just like acknowledging… Read More ›
The Iranian Foreign Minister’s Trip To Islamabad Is An Opportunity To Patch Up Their Problems By Andrew Korybko If Foreign Minister Abdollahian can at least convince his hosts to seriously explore creating a joint security mechanism as the first step towards… Read More ›
Debunking The Theory That Iran And Pakistan Secretly Coordinated Their Strikes Against One Another By Andrew Korybko Many among the Alt-Media Community have an over-simplistic view of International Relations whereby they tend to imagine that all countries that support multipolarity are… Read More ›
Here’s How The Pakistani Establishment Benefits From The Latest Tensions With Iran By Andrew Korybko Observers might expect that the exacerbation of long-running Iranian-Pakistani tensions would be against Islamabad’s interests, just like they might think the same about closer Indian-Iranian relations… Read More ›
Worsening Iranian-Pakistani Tensions Could Threaten Eurasian Integration Processes By Andrew Korybko Unless there’s an all-out conventional war between Iran and Pakistan, which isn’t expected unless their newly exacerbated but long-running security dilemma spirals out of control into one by miscalculation (perhaps… Read More ›
Pakistan’s Retaliation Against Iran Debunks The Theory That They’re Secretly Cooperating By Andrew Korybko Iran absolutely wouldn’t have authorized any retaliatory Pakistani strikes on its territory like Mohammad Marandi and Pepe Escobar’s explicitly stated and strongly implied theories would respectively suggest… Read More ›
The Optics And Timing Of Iran’s Strikes In Pakistan Are More Important Than The Military Impact By Andrew Korybko The impression that Iran regards Pakistan as a serious security threat on par with the Israeli spy base in Iraq and ISIS… Read More ›
Bridging The Gap Between Russia And Iran’s Differing Views On Whether BRICS Requires A Secretariat By Andrew Korybko A compromise could entail the creation of an official registrar for collecting, storing, and sharing the group’s information without transforming into an organization… Read More ›
Iran And Russia Agree To Disagree About Emirati-Disputed Gulf Islands By Andrew Korybko Their shared interests in accelerating the global systemic transition to multipolarity in general and in pioneering the North-South Transport Corridor across Central Eurasia in particular serve to reduce… Read More ›
The Financial Times Unconvincingly Tried To Sway Americans Away From Foreign Policy Pragmatism By Andrew Korybko Average Americans have tuned out their elite’s snobbish arguments about the so-called “rules-based order”, “values”, “democracy”, and whatnot since many were misled by them in… Read More ›
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