Russia Is Unlikely To Heed China’s Latest Call For A Prompt Ceasefire By Andrew Korybko Without some irreversible moves first being made on Kiev’s part, it’s unlikely that Putin will agree to China’s latest call for a prompt ceasefire, so Xi… Read More ›
Interpreting A Top EU Think Tank’s Latest Survey On Polish Attitudes Towards Ukraine By Andrew Korybko While a sizeable minority of the population conforms with the stereotype of Poles being gung-ho about NATO’s proxy war on Russia in Ukraine, a roughly… Read More ›
Hungarian PM’s Mediation Mission In Moscow Could Set The Stage For Peace Talks By November’s G20 By Andrew Korybko Orban feels so strongly about peace due to his deep pride in European civilization and associated lament at seeing it torn apart… Read More ›
Germany Is Preparing To Assume Partial Responsibility For Poland’s Eastern Border Security By Andrew Korybko This represents the unprecedented expansion of Germany military influence in the post-World War II era, which is being advanced on a false anti-Russian pretext with full… Read More ›
Hungarian Prime Minister’s Trip To Kiev Was Primarily About Bilateral Relations By Andrew Korybko It took Hungary’s rotating presidency of the Council of the EU for Orban to finally visit Kiev, which raised the chances that he wouldn’t be mistreated by… Read More ›
Israel Should Think Twice Before Sending Some Of Its Patriots To Ukraine Via The US By Andrew Korybko Netanyahu and those around him might not realize what a game-changer that could be in terms of drastically changing Russia’s regional policy considering… Read More ›
Analysing The Alleged J6-Like Plot That Was Just Foiled In Kiev By Andrew Korybko It appears as though the conspirators are homegrown dissidents without any ties to Russia, though they might have some connections to disgruntled members of the military. The… Read More ›
Medvedev Is Half-Right And Half-Wrong About What Could Be Considered Casus Belli By Andrew Korybko Seizing funds is completely different than arresting an official, but neither would be possible without the targeted state taking risks by investing them abroad and having… Read More ›
Keep An Eye On Ukraine’s Military Buildup Along The Belarusian Border By Andrew Korybko Ukraine’s potential Belarusian operation appears predicated on Kiev’s calculation that Russia might overreact in some way that prompts the conventional NATO intervention that Zelensky is hoping for… Read More ›
Fake News Alert: It’s Unlikely That North Korea Will Soon Send Engineers To Donbass By Andrew Korybko South Korea wanted to fearmonger about North Korea after its (technically revived) mutual defence pact with Russia, possibly to justify a preplanned decision to… Read More ›
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