Ukraine’s Latest Paranoia About Russian Sleeper Cells Is Dividing Its Security Services By Andrew Korybko Zelensky himself set this divisive process into motion by recently warning that Russian agents are supposedly plotting to carry out a “Maidan 3” against him. Ukrainian… Read More ›
Russia’s Balancing Act In The Horn Of Africa Is Challenged By The Region’s Security Dilemma By Andrew Korybko Any attempt that Russia might make to peacefully resolve the port dimension of the Horn’s security dilemma for the purpose of averting a… Read More ›
The EU’s Latest Anti-Russian Sanctions Plan Would Kill Its Own Tech Companies’ Competitiveness By Andrew Korybko Whoever does business with those EU tech companies would essentially be volunteering to let the bloc spy on their activities in order to monitor extraterritorial… Read More ›
The Economist Shared Some Surprising Facts About Russia’s Electronic Warfare Superiority By Andrew Korybko Ukraine is powerless to stop Russia from neutralizing the West’s high-tech armaments, destroying an estimated $2 million of Western-financed drones a week, and deploying its own drone… Read More ›
The EU Confirmed That Over Half A Million Ukrainian Men Fled To Escape Conscription By Andrew Korybko Zelensky’s forthcoming conscription drive might be the proverbial straw that breaks the camel’s back and could result in the Maidan scenario and/or perhaps even… Read More ›
Poland’s De Facto Blockade Of Ukraine Is Its Outgoing Government’s Last Power Play By Andrew Korybko This is also Poland’s last realistic chance to defend its territorial integrity in the face of the coming years’ threats. Poland is poised to become… Read More ›
Russia Will Only Extend Perfunctory Support For Pakistan’s Membership In BRICS By Andrew Korybko This assessment will remain even in the far-fetched scenario that Pakistan’s de facto US-aligned military leadership approves the clinching of their long-awaited strategic energy deal and bilateral… Read More ›
Why Don’t The EU’s Reported Security Guarantees To Ukraine Include Mutual Defence? By Andrew Korybko The West doesn’t want to risk getting embroiled in a larger conflict with Russia by miscalculation once that bloc’s failed proxy war against it inevitably freezes…. Read More ›
Why Would Zelensky All Of A Sudden Claim That Putin Tried To Kill Him At Least Five Times? By Andrew Korybko This latest lie from the Ukrainian leader was arguably intended to scare the West into keeping up its armed aid… Read More ›
The New Pakistani Ambassador To Russia Hopes For More Mutually Beneficial Cooperation By Andrew Korybko Ambassador Jamali is truly committed to implementing the ambitious vision for bilateral ties that he described to TASS, but he’ll remain unable to make tangible progress… Read More ›
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