Will Zelensky Become The New Saakashvili? By Andrew Korybko Saakashvili was jailed because he abused his power under the US’ orders, lost the proxy war with Russia that he initiated at his patrons’ bidding, and then returned to Georgia after a… Read More ›
The Beating Of A Liberal Journalist In Chechnya Was Likely A Western Provocation By Andrew Korybko Unlike the West and its Ukrainian proxies, the Russian leadership and its special services have much more integrity than to carry out false flag provocations,… Read More ›
The SCO States Agree On The Contours Of The Emerging World Order By Andrew Korybko The competition between the SCO’s and the West’s envisaged world orders is indisputably a defining feature of the New Cold War. The global systemic transition to… Read More ›
Kiev Inadvertently Proved That China Is Militarily Neutral In The NATO-Russia Proxy War By Andrew Korybko Kiev’s foreign patrons would have certainly been aware of their proxy clandestinely procuring drones from China via its volunteers’ purchases, yet they turned a blind… Read More ›
Poland’s Request To Host US Nukes Is The Ruling Party’s Latest Electioneering Spectacle By Andrew Korybko PiS is gambling that giving the US a strategic edge against Russia through the hosting of its nuclear weapons could make its ruling liberal-globalist elite… Read More ›
Lukashenko’s Suggestion To Learn From Wagner Doesn’t Mean That The Coup Was “Maskirovka” By Andrew Korybko Just because President Putin averted the large-scale bloodshed that his country’s existential enemies wanted to see and then turned this crisis to the Union State’s… Read More ›
It’s Kiev’s GUR, Not Russia’s FSB, That’s Likely Plotting To Assassinate Prigozhin By Andrew Korybko Neither this news item nor related ones from earlier this week were shared with the public for innocent reasons related to informing the Russian leader of… Read More ›
Khodorkovsky And Pence Want The World To Think That Putin Can’t Control The Russian Military By Andrew Korybko No honest observer on either side of the debate really thinks that an exiled Ukrainian-funded oligarch and one of the US’ previously most… Read More ›
Be Very Sceptical Of US Intel Claiming That Surovikin May Have Helped Plan Prigozhin’s Coup By Andrew Korybko Nothing that the US says about Russia should ever be taken at face value, especially when it concerns the most sensitive affairs of… Read More ›
Prigozhin Was The West’s “Useful Idiot” By Andrew Korybko Had President Putin reacted differently to Prigozhin’s coup, then the Union State could have already dissolved by now in the event that NATO formally invaded Belarus while Russia was plunged into civil… Read More ›
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