The British Court’s Decision To Uphold Sanctions Against Journalist Graham Phillips Is Troubling By Andrew Korybko The takeaway from his ordeal is that the UK has de facto criminalized the creation of video content that shares contrarian perspectives of the Ukrainian… Read More ›
The US Is Responsible For Gonzalo Lira’s Death In A Secret Ukrainian Prison By Andrew Korybko This travesty of justice is important for many reasons, not least of which is that it discredits the USG’s stated policy of supposedly always helping… Read More ›
The Slovak Prime Minister Has A Pragmatic Approach Towards The Ukrainian Conflict By Andrew Korybko The importance of Robert Fico’s piece is that it represents yet another clearly articulated and impressively pragmatic view of the Ukrainian Conflict from a European leader… Read More ›
Why Did Ecuador Suddenly Decide To Transfer Old Russian And Ukrainian Arms To The US? By Andrew Korybko Moscow will certainly frown upon this move and possibly condemn it as unfriendly, but hopefully its policymakers understand the predicament that Ecuador found… Read More ›
Lavrov And Karaganov Confirmed That Russia Won’t “Cancel” The West By Andrew Korybko If Russia stooped to the West and Ukraine’s level, then it would cede the moral high ground in the New Cold War just to spite them. The West’s… Read More ›
Zelensky Demanded That Intelligence Agencies Censor The Media To Fight “Russian Disinformation” By Andrew Korybko They’re unlikely to comply with his demand since the Western narrative’s decisive shift in coverage of the Ukrainian Conflict, which is what he’s freaking out about… Read More ›
The New York Times Just Discredited Ukraine’s State-Financed News Program By Andrew Korybko The first step to more effectively managing domestic perceptions and preemptively averting the myriad problems associated with their worsening is for Zelensky to finally start telling the truth… Read More ›
Putin Importantly Clarified That The Western Elite, Not Ukraine, Are Russia’s True Enemies By Andrew Korybko As the proxy war winds down and all players begin preparing for the post-conflict future, whenever it comes to pass, it’s worthwhile to once again… Read More ›
A Top Polish EU Official Plans To Obstruct Ukraine’s Economic Integration Into The EU By Andrew Korybko The Agricultural Commissioner is driven by solidarity with Poland’s “Law & Justice” party of which he’s a member, the need to protect the EU’s… Read More ›
The Five Messages Sent By Ukraine’s Latest Bombing Of Belgorod By Andrew Korybko The more state terrorism that Ukraine commits against Russian civilians without any criticism from the West, the more that the Global South will sympathize with Russia’s goals of… Read More ›
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