The Five Messages Sent By Ukraine’s Latest Bombing Of Belgorod By Andrew Korybko The more state terrorism that Ukraine commits against Russian civilians without any criticism from the West, the more that the Global South will sympathize with Russia’s goals of… Read More ›
The Five Messages Sent By Russia’s Largest Aerial Barrage Of The Special Operation Thus Far By Andrew Korybko Some are surprised that Russia would escalate matters at this sensitive moment in the conflict when everything is finally beginning to wind down…. Read More ›
Lavrov Warned Armenia Against Ceding Its National Security To NATO By Andrew Korybko The parallels between pre-2022 Ukraine and modern-day Armenia are a lot closer than casual observers might have realized, which is why Lavrov ominously compared the two in his… Read More ›
Iran And Russia Agree To Disagree About Emirati-Disputed Gulf Islands By Andrew Korybko Their shared interests in accelerating the global systemic transition to multipolarity in general and in pioneering the North-South Transport Corridor across Central Eurasia in particular serve to reduce… Read More ›
Are Chinese Companies Complying With The US’ New Sanctions Against A Russian LNG Project? By Andrew Korybko Absent official confirmation of those Chinese companies’ decision, the veracity of Kommersant’s claim can only be speculated upon, but it was noteworthy that RT… Read More ›
Ukraine’s Top Diplomat In Canberra Absurdly Claimed That “This War Is About Australia Too” By Andrew Korybko It would be much better if Ambassador Vasily Myroshnychenko stop spinning the tall tale about how “This war is about Australia too” in favour… Read More ›
Debunking The Latest Conspiracy Theory From Ukraine’s “Centre For Countering Disinformation” By Andrew Korybko The CCD concocted its conspiracy theory about the NYT’s journalists supposedly being Russian agents out of desperation to discredit the resumption of talks with that country, which… Read More ›
The New York Times’ Alleged Scoop About Putin’s Peace Push Is Actually Old News By Andrew Korybko The Financial Times candidly spelled out the perception management plan that the New York Times is now dutifully following to a tee, all for… Read More ›
The West Isn’t Content With Serbian President’s Many Concessions And Wants Full Control Over Serbia By Andrew Korybko Under his government, Serbia clinched an “Individual Partnership Action Plan” with NATO, the same alliance that bombed it for 78 days in 1999…. Read More ›
Why Won’t Putin Close The Door On Trade With The West? By Andrew Korybko President Putin is a consummate pragmatist who’ll never burn bridges with any country because he knows that international circumstances change so today’s rivals could become tomorrow’s partners…. Read More ›
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