Russia’s Ambassador To The US Shared A Balanced Assessment Of The Ukrainian Conflict By Andrew Korybko On the one hand, the US has successfully reasserted its declining unipolar hegemony across its traditional “sphere of influence”. On the other, however, that selfsame… Read More ›
There’s No Way That Kissinger Expects Anyone To Take His Latest Peace Proposal Seriously By Andrew Korybko Kissinger is clever enough to know that nobody’s going to take his latest peace proposal seriously, but that’s the point. He’s only concerned with… Read More ›
The New York Times’ Embedded Reporter Revealed Three Inconvenient Truths About Bakhmut By Andrew Korybko First, Kiev lacks experienced forces for conducting surveillance operations and therefore outsources them to foreigners. Second, the locals are scared of those Western mercenaries. And finally,… Read More ›
Kiev’s Worst Attack Against Donetsk In Eight Years Is A Desperate Attempt To Save Face By Andrew Korybko Kiev’s latest war crime was also a psychological operation aimed at manipulating domestic, Russian, and Western perceptions of the conflict at this pivotal… Read More ›
The New York Times’ Latest Report About “Russian Propaganda” Is Really A Nothingburger By Andrew Korybko There’s nothing surprising about the claim that Russia’s military and intelligence services feed information to its national broadcasters since the US’ analogues do the same… Read More ›
Elon Musk Might Have Just Dealt A Death Blow To NAFO By Andrew Korybko Instead of Twitter taking Kiev’s side by boosting its trolls’ accounts and hashtags, it’s now finally moving towards becoming a neutral host of civilized debate, which aligns… Read More ›
Josep Borrell Ridiculously Thinks That Africans Never Heard Of Putin Or Even Russia By Andrew Korybko These aren’t the ravings of a senile old man like supremacists in the US-led West’s Golden Billion might try to casually dismiss them as but… Read More ›
Merkel’s Admission That Minsk Was Just A Ruse Guarantees A Protracted Conflict By Andrew Korybko Critics might claim that President Putin’s new outlook came eight years too late, but late is always better than never. Merkel manipulated him for years before… Read More ›
Analysing The Talks About A Security Zone Around The Zaporozhye Nuclear Power Plant By Andrew Korybko The strategic significance in these talks lies with Russia’s interest in de-militarizing part of its newly reunified territories upon Kiev agreeing to do the same… Read More ›
Gog Magog, Qatar And World Cup 2022 Sheikh Imran N. Hosein: Level playing field should be provided to all the countries of the world in the monetary matters just like level playing field was provided to all countries during the… Read More ›
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