Kiev’s Foiled Attack Against A Russian-Turkish Pipeline Was Partially Meant To Punish Ankara By Andrew Korybko It’s a matter of the highest urgency that the Turkish government and the society that it represents realize that their civilization-state’s objective national interests are… Read More ›
Germany’s Snowflake Foreign Minister Was Triggered By Erdogan’s Tehran Photo-op By Andrew Korybko Her being such a big snowflake is actually more than just an amusing observation but is symptomatic of “The Great Bifurcation” in action. Those who surrender sovereignty know… Read More ›
Who’s The Real Troublemaker: Turkiye Or The US? By Andrew Korybko The narrative of “Turkish trouble” isn’t new since it’s been circulating around the West for the past half-decade already at least since the failed summer 2016 coup against President Erdogan… Read More ›
Turkiye Should Be Praised For Reaffirming Its Geostrategic Pragmatism Towards Russia By Andrew Korybko Many in the Alt-Media Community dislike Turkiye because of President Erdogan’s socio-political reforms at home and his foreign policy towards Syria, which is their right of course,… Read More ›
Why’s Turkiye Suddenly “Much More Careful” About Selling Drones To Kiev? By Andrew Korybko By relying on the pretext of pragmatically giving off a more convincing aura of neutrality in order to hopefully broker peace between the conflicting parties, Ankara appears… Read More ›
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