Russia Must Think Carefully About Its Next Moves In Mali After This Weekend’s Reported Ambush By Andrew Korybko Russia must avoid being drawn into the quagmire that its non-state adversaries and their speculative Western allies are hoping to create for it… Read More ›
The New Russian-Iranian Gas Pipeline Memorandum Might Be More About Optics Than Substance By Andrew Korybko The argument can be made that this is a mutually beneficial way to advance their respective ulterior interests and isn’t as substantive as some might… Read More ›
Russia And Turkiye Swiftly Cooperated To Catch The Suspect In The Latest Car Bomb Attack In Moscow By Andrew Korybko For as regrettable as it is that this car bomb attack happened, the silver lining is that the suspect was swiftly… Read More ›
Why Did A Ukrainian Neo-Nazi Just Kill Their Country’s Top “Linguistic Nationalist”? By Andrew Korybko Irina Farion gave voice to what her fellow fascists believe, who look down upon ethnic Russians and Russian-speaking Ukrainians, even those who consider themselves Ukrainian. A… Read More ›
Georgia Is The Next Country That Might Face A High-Profile Assassination Attempt By Andrew Korybko Aware that the window of opportunity for destabilizing their country might soon close, the Georgian Legion might desperately try to carry out a high-profile assassination attempt… Read More ›
Five Takeaways From Hungary And Slovakia’s Russian Oil Dispute With Ukraine By Andrew Korybko This incident shows the lengths to which Ukraine and the EU are going to keep those two in line after they united to form an anti-war bloc… Read More ›
Kiev Mayor Speculated That Zelensky Might Agree To Territorial Compromises With Russia By Andrew Korybko Zelensky knows that he won’t reconquer his country’s lost territory no matter what he says for the purpose of keeping morale high, hence the need to… Read More ›
Ukraine Might Actually Be Semi-Serious About Resuming Peace Talks With Russia By Andrew Korybko It’s a gamble, but Zelensky hopes that the next US President might either become so nervous about him flirting with China that they decide to give him… Read More ›
Boris Johnson’s Peace Plan For Ukraine Speaks Volumes About The Elite’s Changing Perceptions By Andrew Korybko He’s infamous for sabotaging spring 2022’s peace talks so it’s likely that there are other comparatively more “moderate” hawks who’ve finally come along to feeling… Read More ›
Belarus Wisely Chose Not To Make A Spectacle Out Of Sentencing A German Mercenary To Death By Andrew Korybko Candidly speaking, the “greater good” is advanced by having Belarus get Germany to discreetly pressure Poland into de-escalating their border tensions in… Read More ›
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