Mali After The Failed Decapitation Strike: Malian Foreign Minister Signals A Coming Counteroffensive By Andrew Korybko The failed decapitation strike on day one of the war bought Mali time, but whether or not it’s enough depends on when the counteroffensive is… Read More ›
A US Government Agency Accidentally Revealed The Strategic Danger Of GMO Crops By Andrew Korybko Without realizing it, the USCC just accidentally revealed the strategic danger of GMO crops, namely that their genetic code can be hacked by adversaries who might… Read More ›
Why Does Ukraine Want War? By Andrew Korybko Ukraine wants war with Russia due to a combination of domestic and international factors, but such a scenario would be disastrous for the Eastern European country and only serve the interests of some… Read More ›
Chinese-EU Bonds And The Emerging Multipolar World Order By Andrew Korybko The continual improvement of Chinese-EU relations is irreversible since it embodies the driving force of history, particularly as it relates to the inevitable integration of the Eurasian supercontinent as an… Read More ›
The First-Ever Quad Leadership Summit Confirmed The Bloc’s Anti-Chinese Purpose By Andrew Korybko The bloc thought that it could dispel suspicions of its motives by emphasizing that it came together for humanitarian reasons almost two decades ago but that narrative is… Read More ›
Is Trump’s Afghanistan Drawdown Driven By Principles Or Machiavellian Motives? Trump’s decision to cut the number of US troops in Afghanistan from 4500 to 2500 raised questions about whether he’s simply fulfilling a campaign promise out of principle or whether… Read More ›
سنگا پور ملاقات کا سبق طارق اسماعیل ساگر
چین اور مسئلہ کشمیر طارق اسماعیل ساگر
By Ali Hassnain There are countless versions about why the 1965 war between Pakistan and India took place. Everyone apparently has his/her own opinion. The lack of research by even the most learned people is surprising. “My Version” by General… Read More ›
امریکی وفد، وزارت خارجہ اور جنرل راحیل شریف طارق اسماعیل ساگر