Interpreting The Postponement Of Multilateral Syria-Centric Talks In Moscow Till May By Andrew Korybko This announcement came just several days after senior diplomats from Iran, Russia, Syria, and Turkiye held talks in Moscow aimed at preparing for the planned meeting between… Read More ›
Ten Observations About Israel’s Latest Spree Of Strikes Against Syria By Andrew Korybko Israel’s latest spree of strikes in Syria is driven by the combination of regional systemic processes, US-exacerbated domestic pressure, and the self-professed Jewish State’s rivalry with Iran. This… Read More ›
The Reportedly Planned Restoration Of Saudi-Syrian Relations Would Be A Victory For Russia By Andrew Korybko West Asia’s geopolitical trends are moving along a trajectory that’s aligned with Russia’s grand strategic vision for International Relations. Russian diplomacy would achieve yet another… Read More ›
Kashmir Diaspora Coalition Holds Condolence Prayer For Thousands Deceased In Turkiye And Syria By Our Special Correspondent Washington, DC. – It is with intense grief and sadness, that the people of the disputed territory of Jammu and Kashmir, send their… Read More ›
Here’s Why Russia Reportedly Plans To Condemn Israel At The UNSC By Andrew Korybko By reportedly considering making Israel’s latest attack against Syria an issue of global importance by bringing it up before the UNSC, Russia isn’t seeking to distract from… Read More ›
Improved Syria-UAE Ties Raise Questions About The Future Of Syria-Iran Ones By Andrew Korybko The UAE might predictably seek to entice Syria with promises of reconstruction funds and assurances that it’ll influence its “Israeli” ally to stop bombing the Arab Republic… Read More ›
Will Russia’s ‘Energy Diplomacy’ In Syria Lead To Iran’s Withdrawal? By Andrew Korybko From the looks of it, the plan is for the West to waive select sanctions against Syria with regards to its facilitation of energy exports to Lebanon via… Read More ›
Hezbollah And Syria Contradicted Alt-Media’s Emerging Narrative About Afghanistan By Andrew Korybko Just because Hezbollah and Syrian representatives shared their interpretation of something doesn’t automatically mean that they’re right, but even if they’re considered to be, then that also doesn’t automatically… Read More ›
Virtue Signalling And False Comparisons About Afghanistan By Alt-Media Community By Andrew Korybko Everyone’s entitled to express their personal views about whatever it is that they’re passionate about, but one can’t help but get the impression that some voices in the… Read More ›
China’s Promise Of Full Support To Syria Might Be A Geopolitical Game-Changer By Andrew Korybko President Xi’s telegrammed promise of full support to Syria after its latest elections could be a geopolitical game-changer if his rhetoric presages a new reality wherein… Read More ›
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