Lavrov Outlined The Priorities For Russian Regions’ International Economic Outreaches By Andrew Korybko The contours of Russia’s geo-economic grand strategy in the present decade’s “Age of Complexity” are now apparent. Beyond the former Soviet core of the Union State, EAEU, and… Read More ›
President Putin’s Insight About Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed Bin Salman Is Spot-On By Andrew Korybko It’s surprising to realize that Saudi Arabia’s new Russian partners nowadays understand the Kingdom a lot better than their historical American allies, but that just speaks… Read More ›
Saudi Arabia’s OPEC+ Decision Didn’t Surprise Objective Observers By Andrew Korybko Everyone should have seen this coming, and those who didn’t don’t deserve to be described as “experts”. Palpable panic has spread across the Western expert community as previously presumed gurus… Read More ›
Events In Afghanistan, Australia, And Saudi Arabia Will Influence The EU’s Security Policy By Andrew Korybko The overall trend is that the EU is taking the formulation of a comparatively more independent security policy a lot more seriously than before after… Read More ›
What Just Happened In Jordan? By Andrew Korybko Last weekend’s arrest of several prominent people in Jordan, including the unofficial house arrest of former Crown Prince Hamzah, on suspicion of conspiring to destabilize the country in possible coordination with foreign intelligence… Read More ›
The Saudis’ Renewed Peace Push In Yemen Is Welcome, But Incomplete By Andrew Korybko The world must urgently act to relieve the Yemeni people’s years-long suffering in the midst of what the UN previously described as the planet’s worst humanitarian crisis,… Read More ›
Biden’s Playing Hardball With MBS By Andrew Korybko The promulgation of the US’ so-called “Khashoggi ban” in response to its intelligence agencies determining that Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman (MBS) was behind that dissident journalist’s brutal killing shows that the… Read More ›
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Yemen: Will Biden Do The Right Thing Even For The Wrong Reasons? By Andrew Korybko Pro-Yemeni activists hope that Biden will stay true to his prior promise to stop funding the GCC’s War on Yemen, but even if he does what’s… Read More ›
How the US established military bases in Saudi Arabia by fooling King Fahad The foreign ministers of Saudi Arabia and China met in Riyadh on 21 July 1990 and established diplomatic relations for the first time through the efforts of… Read More ›
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