The Forced Shuttering Of RT DE Productions Exposes The EU’s Fear Of Alternative Views By Andrew Korybko Neither RT DE Productions nor RT DE take partisan stances towards Germany’s domestic issues but simply inform their audience of alternative ways through which… Read More ›
The New York Times Just Admitted That The West’s Anti-Russian Sanctions Are A Failure By Andrew Korybko Neither the New York Times, the Western experts that writer Ana Swanson cites, nor the IMF can credibly be accused of being “Russian-friendly”, let… Read More ›
The Croatian President Slammed His US-Led NATO Allies For Provoking Russia And China By Andrew Korybko Central European countries like Croatia, Hungary, and also recently Austria too are beginning to emerge as voices of reason in the West after their de… Read More ›
NATO’s Tank Coalition Is An Escalation But Its Significance Shouldn’t Be Exaggerated By Andrew Korybko Both sides should refrain from indulging in so-called “copium” and stop spinning this move as being a game-changer or a damp squib since it’s neither. It’s… Read More ›
Will Finland Leave Sweden In The Lurch And Go It Alone To Join NATO? By Andrew Korybko By publicly countenancing the scenario of decoupling his country’s NATO bid from Sweden’s despite backtracking under pressure just a day later, Finland’s top diplomat… Read More ›
The Polish Leadership’s Warnings About Ukraine’s Potential Defeat Should Be Taken Seriously By Andrew Korybko There’s nobody more credible than the Polish leadership, apart from the American one of course, to decisively flip the “official narrative” from prematurely trumpeting Ukraine’s supposedly… Read More ›
Why Did Poland Just Warn Germany Of Kiev’s Defeat And Fearmongered About World War III? By Andrew Korybko Polish Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki’s words were that “The defeat of Ukraine may become a prelude to World War III”, which completely contradicted… Read More ›
Ukraine Humiliated Western Propagandists After Its Defence Minister Admitted It’s A NATO Proxy By Andrew Korybko Defence Minister Alexei Reznikov’s description of the Ukrainian-NATO relationship perfectly aligns with Merriam-Webster’s definition of a proxy. Their official website informs readers that “A proxy… Read More ›
The Democracy Dilemma: Should Swedes Sacrifice Their Values Vis-à-Vis Turkiye To Join NATO? By Andrew Korybko There are literally only two ways in which this can go: Sweden will either stick with its principles and thus never formally join NATO; or… Read More ›
Zelensky’s New Year’s Address Revealed A Lot More Than He Intended By Andrew Korybko It’s clear that he’s insecure about his people’s support for indefinitely perpetuating this proxy war as well as his patron’s continued backing. The whole thing reeks of… Read More ›
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