Will The EU Seize Russia’s “Shadow Fleet” In The Baltic? By Andrew Korybko A major incident at sea could instantly spark a New Cold War crisis that brings the Baltic front of this competition to the centre of global attention. Politico reported… Read More ›
Mutual Interest In Resuming Arms Control Talks Can Speed Up The Ukrainian Peace Process By Andrew Korybko A new global arms race could follow the expiry of the New START in early 2026 if it’s not renewed or replaced. Kremlin spokesman… Read More ›
The End Game And The New Cold War: Reviewing Lavrov’s Year-End Interview With TASS By Andrew Korybko The possible end of the Ukrainian Conflict sometime later this year and the political agreement that’ll accompany it will play the greatest roles in… Read More ›
The US vs. BRICS In Africa By Andrew Korybko This emerging front of the New Cold War will likely see the Sino-Russo Entente more closely coordinating against the US-led West there. Africa is increasingly figuring into major countries’ and organizations’ discussions… Read More ›
The Japanese-Philippine Military Logistics Pact Raises The Risk Of War With China By Andrew Korybko The US is forming two Asian trilaterals with itself and Japan that are centred on the Philippines in Southeast Asia and South Korea in Northeast Asia…. 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 ›
Trump’s Reported Plan For NATO Is Already Being Partially Implemented By Andrew Korybko Although the Biden Administration is controlled by liberal-globalists who believe that the US should continue letting the EU freeload off of it as a reward for their ideological… Read More ›
Israel Should Think Twice Before Sending Some Of Its Patriots To Ukraine Via The US By Andrew Korybko Netanyahu and those around him might not realize what a game-changer that could be in terms of drastically changing Russia’s regional policy considering… Read More ›
The West Can’t Compete With Russia’s “Nuclear Diplomacy” By Andrew Korybko “Nuclear diplomacy” isn’t just an anchor investment for comprehensively expanding partner relations into other spheres (minerals, logistics, markets, etc.), but is also an insurance policy for keeping them solid amidst… Read More ›
The Pros And Cons Of China Possibly Using The Tumen River To Access The Sea Of Japan By Andrew Korybko Even the purely commercial use of this waterway without any Coast Guard component could fuel US-encouraged Japanese and South Korean perceptions… Read More ›