Ukraine’s Black Sea Gamble Threatens Global Trade And Risks Wider War By Uriel Araujo Ukraine’s expanding Black Sea attacks are disrupting shipping, raising insurance costs, and threatening global food and energy trade. As “wild-card” Zelensky raises the stakes (angering the US),… Read More ›
Why Putin Might Accept Trump’s Ukraine Peace Plan By Andrew Korybko It represents a pragmatic balance of interests between all sides. The Washington Post reported that Trump’s Special Envoys Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner are working on a four-part peace plan for… Read More ›
NATO’s “Theory Of Victory” Is Nothing New, But The Risks Are Growing By Andrew Korybko As the saying goes, “the more things change, the more they stay in the same.” US General Alexus Grynkewich, NATO’s top commander, shared the bloc’s… Read More ›
The Official Launch Of The International Islamic Commission For 9/11 Justice In Pakistan An Open Letter from Captain Dan Hanley, Retired United Airlines Pilot and Executive Director of the International Islamic Commission for 9/11 Justice, to the Foreign Ministers of… Read More ›
Brazil’s Election: Bolsonaro Caught Between Trump, China And US Pressure By Uriel Araujo Brazil faces pressures to “choose” between Washington and Beijing as Flávio Bolsonaro signals closer US ties – amid accusations of US interference. Yet agribusiness and military concerns could… Read More ›
From Ireland To The Falklands: Is Trump Breaking The US-UK Special Relationship? By Uriel Araujo Trump’s disputes with Britain over Irish reunification and the Falklands, among other issues, reveal deep fractures in the US-UK special relationship. Could Washington’s approach push its… Read More ›
Falklands Oil Crisis Exposes Cracks In Milei’s Western Alignment By Uriel Araujo The renewed dispute over the Falkland Islands and oil is drawing Washington into a long-running confrontation between Argentina and the UK, with impacts even on NATO unity. For Milei,… Read More ›
The Russian-US Diesel Deal Advances Trump 2.0’s “Strategy Of Denial” Against China By Andrew Korybko Since China declined to radically accelerate multipolarity by defying the US’ sanctions against Russia and cutting Ukraine off from drone-related sales, it’s poetic justice for Russia… Read More ›
The Latest Nord Stream Talks Could Reshape Europe’s Post-War Security Architecture By Andrew Korybko Regardless of however the “friendly competition” evolves between Germany and Poland over leading NATO 3.0 , one thing is certain, and it’s that US-led creative energy diplomacy… Read More ›
Greece Is “Indispensable”, But Washington Can’t Afford To Alienate Turkey By Uriel Araujo Washington expands defence cooperation with Athens. The closer relationship could alienate Turkey and intensify tensions on NATO’s south-eastern flank – in an increasingly divided Alliance. US Secretary of… Read More ›