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 ›
Polish FM Hints At The Possibility Of Poland Intervening In Ukraine By Uriel Araujo The so-called Eastern Flank is a strategic region for the Atlantic Alliance. NATO’s enlargement, both eastwards and northwards towards the Arctic, is certainly one of the key causes of today’s crisis… Read More ›
Poland Can Defend Itself From Invading Illegal Immigrants Without Worsening Tensions With Russia By Andrew Korybko Truth be told, all that Poland has to do to resolve this crisis is resort to lethal force instead of relying on the shields and… Read More ›
Was The Briefly Posted Polish Mobilization Notice A Premature PSA Or A Russian False Flag? By Andrew Korybko There are reasons to doubt the veracity of this notice and to consider whether this incident cleverly advanced Russia’s strategic interests. The state-run… Read More ›
Putin Expects NATO, And Possibly Poland In Particular, To Escalate The Proxy War In Ukraine By Andrew Korybko The latest military-strategic dynamics suggest that a conventional NATO intervention is seriously being considered. President Putin shared a lot of insight about the NATO-Russian proxy… Read More ›
Congo’s Polish Spy Scandal Is Worth Paying Attention To After The Recent Failed Coup Attempt By Andrew Korybko While all eyes are on Ukraine and Gaza, the situation in the Democratic Republic of the Congo continues deteriorating, and it’s quickly becoming… Read More ›
The US Is Playing A Dangerous Game Of Nuclear Chicken With Russia By Andrew Korybko Essentially, the US wants Russia to stand down from its signalled intent of possibly using tactical nuclear weapons if NATO’s reportedly 100,000-strong invasion force crosses the… 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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