NATO Might Consider Belarus To Be “Low-Hanging Fruit” During Kiev’s Upcoming Counteroffensive By Andrew Korybko A preplanned Colour Revolution could serve as the public pretext for NATO-backed Belarusian “rebels” to invade their country from Ukraine with full backing from Kiev’s “Lublin… Read More ›
The Devil’s In The Details When It Comes To Pashinyan’s Karabakh Peace Proposal By Andrew Korybko Russia’s challenge is threefold since it must: 1) broker a sustainable peace deal between Armenia and Azerbaijan as soon as possible to preempt Yerevan’s “defection”… Read More ›
Ukraine’s Proxy Invasion Of Russia Is Infowar Copium After Losing Artyomovsk By Andrew Korybko This is a doomed-to-fail provocation carried out purely for propaganda with the intent of lessening the crushing blow to morale from losing Artyomovsk. Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov confirmed… Read More ›
What Comes Next After Russia’s Victory In The Battle Of Artyomovsk/Bakhmut? By Andrew Korybko This piece will assess the state of affairs as it now exists with the intent of obtaining a better idea about what might come next. Russia declared victory in… Read More ›
Differences Over Kashmir And Ukraine Aren’t Impeding The Expansion Of Russian-Pakistani Trade By Andrew Korybko The latest developments from last week accelerate multipolar processes and help these non-traditional partners advance their legitimate national interests. Russia and Pakistan have defied expectations by… Read More ›
The G7 Has Central Asia In Its Sights By Andrew Korybko None of the insight shared in this analysis should be misinterpreted as predicting the success of the G7’s planned strategic engagement with Central Asia, but simply as raising awareness of… Read More ›
The Top Five Takeaways From Kissinger’s Interview About The Emerging World Order By Andrew Korybko Casual observers of International Relations might not have the interest or time to read Henry Kissinger’s lengthy interview in full, which is why the present piece… Read More ›
Kissinger Is Crazy To Imply That Ukraine Might Invade NATO If It Doesn’t Become A Member By Andrew Korybko The scenario of Ukraine invading neighbouring Poland, Slovakia, Hungary, and/or Romania is a political fantasy, especially since it would trigger Article 5’s… Read More ›
Western Media Is Wrong To Fearmonger About China’s Intentions In Central Asia By Andrew Korybko It’s equally unlikely that the Sino-Russo Entente will rupture over Central Asia or that China will one day dominate the region, with this assessment being due… Read More ›
NATO Is Panicking After Russia’s Kinzhal Hypersonic Missiles Smashed Kiev’s Patriots By Andrew Korybko Russia just proved that its hypersonic missiles can pierce NATO’s defences with ease, thus representing a military game-changer and possibly even soon a diplomatic one too if… Read More ›
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