There’s Nothing Conspiratorial About The Left And Right Working Together By Andrew Korybko This isn’t due to the “horseshoe theory”, which is discredited upon reconceptualizing the New Cold War’s ideological dichotomy as being between unipolar liberal-globalists and multipolar conservative-sovereigntists instead of… Read More ›
Will The Republic Of Korea Dispatch Lethal Aid To Ukraine? By Andrew Korybko President Yoon’s decision could be a game-changer since his country can either contribute to perpetuating this conflict by keeping Ukraine in its aforesaid military-industrial competition with Russia or… Read More ›
Here’s Why The US Is Trying To Pin The Blame For Sudan’s “Deep State” War On Russia By Andrew Korybko In the event that Burhan repeats this emerging anti-Russian narrative and promises to rubbish Sudan’s naval base deal with Moscow upon… Read More ›
Pakistan’s Attendance At Next Month’s SCO Event In India Is A Pretty Big Deal By Andrew Korybko The optics of the Pakistani Foreign Minister traveling to India early next month in what CNN noted will be “the most senior-level visit in… Read More ›
Scandinavia’s Fake News About Russia Is Meant To Distract From Seymour Hersh’s Nord Stream Report By Andrew Korybko Scandinavia’s fake news about Russia was released at this particular point in time and specifically included the claim that Moscow is considering acts… Read More ›
Last Week’s Quick Exchange Between Russia’s Lavrov And Pakistan’s Khar Had A Lot Of Meaning By Andrew Korybko The optics contradict Pakistan’s status as Afghanistan’s top stakeholder, which suggests that those who are formulating its foreign policy nowadays are flubbing everything… Read More ›
Vladimir Kara-Murza Is A Foreign Agent Who Unquestionably Committed Treason By Andrew Korybko Kara-Murza wasn’t a genuine “opposition activist” nor will he spend the next quarter-century behind bars just because he exercised so-called “free speech” since he was really a foreign… Read More ›
Why Is The US Scheming To Carry Out Regime Change In Bangladesh? By Andrew Korybko What differentiates Bangladesh from Myanmar and Thailand in terms of this Bzezinski-esque “Arc of Crisis” that the US is scheming to create is that its destabilization… Read More ›
Common Sense, Not Conspiracy Theories, Accounts For Africans’ Embrace Of Russian Media By Andrew Korybko What Russian and affiliated media provide is another way to interpret events across the world, and unlike the West, that country doesn’t have a toxic legacy… Read More ›
Reducing The Number Of US Journalists In Russia Would Be A Reasonable Move By Andrew Korybko The Kremlin’s decision to maintain the lopsided state of affairs wherein there are more American journalists in Russia than Russian journalists in America was done… Read More ›
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