Are France And The UK Plotting A Ukrainian Power Play Right Under Germany’s Nose? By Andrew Korybko There are indeed plans for a conventional Western intervention in Ukraine despite their leaders’ denials over the past two weeks, but they’ve yet to… Read More ›
German Chancellor’s Slip Of The Tongue Spilled The Beans On Ukraine’s Worst-Kept Secret By Andrew Korybko The worst-kept secret of this proxy war is that it’s already a hot NATO-Russian war but an undeclared and limited one where both sides still… Read More ›
Ukraine’s Hoped-For “Security Guarantees” Aren’t All That They Were Hyped Up To Be By Andrew Korybko Far from amounting to de facto NATO membership with what Article 5 is popularly but inaccurately imagined by the public to entail, they’re just formalizations… Read More ›
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 ›
Why Is British Media Glorifying Anti-Russian Suicide-Bombing Terrorists? By Andrew Korybko There are plenty of other ways to rekindle the Western public’s interest in the Ukrainian Conflict without disgustingly misportraying literal jihadis (in the words of Sky News’ Dominic Waghorn prior… Read More ›
Is The UK Trying To Sabotage Russia’s Rapprochement With The West? By Andrew Korybko The British Navy’s violation of Russia’s Black Sea maritime border on Wednesday was a dangerous attempt to sabotage Russia’s rapprochement with the West by provoking an international… Read More ›