More Robust Russian-Pakistani Energy Ties Contribute To Stabilizing South Asia By Andrew Korybko By helping to resolve elements of the post-modern coup regime’s self-inflicted economic crisis through the planned export of discounted energy, Russia is indirectly averting the worst-case scenario of… Read More ›
The Forced Shuttering Of RT DE Productions Exposes The EU’s Fear Of Alternative Views By Andrew Korybko Neither RT DE Productions nor RT DE take partisan stances towards Germany’s domestic issues but simply inform their audience of alternative ways through which… Read More ›
The Chinese Balloon Incident Could Decisively Shift China’s And The US’ “Deep State” Dynamics By Andrew Korybko The trajectory along which everything is expected to unfold will likely remain within the parameters established in this piece. Should that change, then it’ll… Read More ›
Why Did The CIA Chief Unexpectedly Tell The Truth About Russian-Chinese Ties? By Andrew Korybko William Burns’ surprisingly accurate assessment of Russian-Chinese ties coincides with Secretary of State Antony Blinken’s upcoming trip to Beijing, which is aimed at advancing the incipient… Read More ›
The Washington Post Has It All Wrong: China Doesn’t Want Anyone To Win In Ukraine By Andrew Korybko To be absolutely clear so that the insight shared in the present analysis isn’t misunderstood, no value judgement is being implied about China’s… Read More ›
Human Rights Watch Joined The Ranks Of Amnesty International By Exposing Kiev’s War Crimes By Andrew Korybko The US-led West’s Mainstream Media is predictably silent and appears to be deliberately ignoring this “politically inconvenient” report. Drawing attention to it would erode… Read More ›
The New York Times Just Admitted That The West’s Anti-Russian Sanctions Are A Failure By Andrew Korybko Neither the New York Times, the Western experts that writer Ana Swanson cites, nor the IMF can credibly be accused of being “Russian-friendly”, let… Read More ›
The Croatian President Slammed His US-Led NATO Allies For Provoking Russia And China By Andrew Korybko Central European countries like Croatia, Hungary, and also recently Austria too are beginning to emerge as voices of reason in the West after their de… Read More ›
Déjà Vu In Moscow As Bilawal Bhutto Visits Almost A Year After Imran Khan Did By Andrew Korybko It’s of course in Pakistan’s objective national interests that it successfully clinches comprehensive economic and energy deals with Russia in order to relieve… Read More ›
Lavrov’s Trip To Eritrea Advances Russia’s Multipolar Strategy For The Horn Of Africa By Andrew Korybko Eritrea’s consistent defence of its sovereignty and the newfound geostrategic context in which Russia is operating have resulted in Moscow regarding Asmara as politically reliable… Read More ›
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