The US Hinted That It Might Sanction Ethiopia On Human Rights And Military Pretexts By Andrew Korybko The Government of Ethiopia, civil society (especially Tigrayans), and their supporters abroad must prepare for defending against this impending scenario, though if the latest… Read More ›
Top Five Implications Of Ukraine Accidentally Bombing Poland By Andrew Korybko Kiev’s conspiracy-driven propaganda aimed at sparking World War III was done out of politically self-interested desperation, completely failed, and actually served to be counterproductive to its cause. Ukraine accidentally bombed… Read More ›
Kiev Jumped The Shark After Its Foreign Minister Implied That Biden Is A Russian Propagandist By Andrew Korybko The lesson to be learned is that conspiracy-driven propaganda must remain within certain reasonable limits. Kuleba’s cardinal mistake wasn’t in falsely claiming that… Read More ›
Ukraine Tried To Trick NATO Into Starting World War III After It Accidentally Bombed Poland By Andrew Korybko The Ukrainian leadership was well aware of what happened but decided to propagate the most dangerous conspiracy theory in history in an attempt… Read More ›
The UN Resolution On Ukrainian Reparations Could Boomerang Against The Golden Billion By Andrew Korybko The Pandora’s Box that was just opened also creates the precedent for the majority of humanity across the Global South whose countries were previously colonized by… Read More ›
The Latest YPG-PKK Terrorist Attack Reveals America’s Double Game Against Turkiye By Andrew Korybko Despite being Turkiye’s NATO ally, the US has betrayed that country’s trust time and again by continuing to comprehensively support the same group that Ankara rightly regards… Read More ›
Imran Khan Is Right: The Establishment Is More To Blame For His Ouster Than The US Is By Andrew Korybko There are five reasons why the former premier is correct, which discredit the malicious information warfare campaign against him falsely claiming… Read More ›
NATO’s Expansion Into The Asia-Pacific Heralds The Next Hot Phase Of The New Cold War By Andrew Korybko The latest hot phase of the New Cold War in Eastern Europe will inevitably de-escalate with time, after which the centre of global… Read More ›
There’s No Denying That The Partial Pullback From Kherson Has Uncomfortable Political Optics By Andrew Korybko No matter how one tries to spin it, a setback is still a setback and shouldn’t ever be covered up with conspiracy theories like many… Read More ›
Indonesia Will Ultimately Have To Decide Which Military Side It’s On In The New Cold War By Andrew Korybko One way or another, whichever decision it makes will be zero-sum. Indonesia will either risk creating the pretext for China to potentially… Read More ›
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