Interpreting Russian FM Lavrov’s Latest Remarks About Pakistan By Andrew Korybko They generated a lot of media attention in South Asia but there’s nothing new in what he said. Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov was asked during a recent press conference about how… Read More ›
2025 Might Be A Tumultuous Year For South Asia By Andrew Korybko The future of Indo-US relations under Trump 2.0 will ultimately play the largest role in determining the degree of tumult that South Asia experiences next year. South Asia is… Read More ›
Here’s Why Other South Asian States Are Unlikely To Join The Pakistan Stream Gas Pipeline By Andrew Korybko Pakistan’s Energy Minister was likely trying to cover up the credible possibility that there might be some serious differences between the Pakistani and… Read More ›
Kyrgyz Mob Violence Against South Asian Students Is A Symptom Of Its Clan-Centric Society By Andrew Korybko Certain clans have been cultivated by foreign-backed “NGOs” to serve as Colour Revolution foot soldiers since the start of the century, while others are… Read More ›
Analysing The Strategic Importance Of Russia’s Reportedly Planned Afghan Oil Hub By Andrew Korybko Continued maritime exports to the Indian Ocean Region across the Baltic, Black, and Mediterranean Seas might be deemed strategically undependable due to tensions with the West, hence… Read More ›
Treaty On Prohibition Of Nuclear Weapons Can Prevent Nuclear Disaster In South Asia By Dr Ghulam Nabi Fai The second Meeting of States Parties to the Treaty on the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons began at the United Nations Headquarters on… Read More ›
Interpreting Russia, The US, And China’s Latest Military-Diplomatic Activity In South Asia By Andrew Korybko These three extra-regional Great Powers’ independently organized moves confirmed this region’s importance in the global systemic transition. Russia, the US, and China all engaged in their… Read More ›
Russia’s Energy Industry Is Betting Big On South Asia By Andrew Korybko China will always remain one of Russia’s top energy partners for economic, geographic, and political reasons, but Moscow doesn’t want to become dependent on exports to the People’s Republic,… Read More ›
Analysing The ODNI’s Assessment Of South Asia’s Interstate Conflict Potential By Andrew Korybko The dual-triangulation at play can be simplified as the US hoping to indirectly use India to “contain” China while at the same time relying on Pakistan to fulfil… Read More ›
Russia Has South Asia’s Back In The Economic Crisis By Andrew Korybko Through the combination of food and fuel exports (as well as planned pipeline cooperation such as is the case with Pakistan), the Kremlin has successfully leveraged its status as… Read More ›