The Spectre Of “Shadow NATO” Hangs Heavy Over “Greater Scandinavia” By Andrew Korybko This region is arguably one of the targets of ‘Shadow NATO’, a concept that refers to the de facto inclusion of countries into the US-led military alliance. Russian… Read More ›
The Policy Of United States Towards Kashmir: Past And Present By Our Special Correspondent Istanbul, Turkey. December 22, 2021 – “The Kashmir conflict is often referred as potentially the most dangerous dispute in the world, as it involves the fate… Read More ›
The Russian Spy Chief’s Interview Adds Credence To Moscow’s Balancing Intentions By Andrew Korybko TASS reported on some key excerpts from his latest media appearance where he not only denied that his country has any “main adversaries” like during the Soviet… Read More ›
73 Years On: Kashmir Crisis Remains A Living Hell By Our Special Correspondent Washington, D.C. December 10, 2021 – Dr Ghulam Nabi Fai, Secretary General, Washington-based World Kashmir Awareness Forum today lamented the seeming conspiracy of silence over gross affronts… Read More ›
The Summit For Democracy Portends Hybrid War Escalations In The New Cold War By Andrew Korybko By explicitly making the West’s conception of “democracy” the ideological fault line in the New Cold War, the US distracts from the economic and strategic… Read More ›
The China-ASEAN Strategic Partnership Is An Example For The World By Andrew Korybko The Chinese leader’s vision of building a peaceful, safe and secure, prosperous, beautiful, and amicable home together with ASEAN could also apply to America too. All that’s needed… Read More ›
Former Kremlin “Grey Cardinal” Surkov’s Prediction For The Future By Andrew Korybko The present analysis will summarize his thoughts and then offer the author’s interpretation thereof as well as his own prediction. Summarizing Surkov Vladislav Surkov, the man who served under… Read More ›
Only Trilateralization, Not Triangulation, Is The Solution For Global Stability By Andrew Korybko The solution is trilateralization between China, Russia, and the US, not triangulation. To explain, this proposal implies that all three Great Powers would be treated as equals by… Read More ›
The USA’s Two “New Quads”: Challenges Or Opportunities For China? By Andrew Korybko These intriguing observations suggest that it’s possible for China and the US to economically cooperate through these two “New Quads” due to their overlapping interests in these networks’… Read More ›
Did Biden Misspeak On Taiwan Or Did He Send A Message To China? By Andrew Korybko Just as a member of the media reportedly misled Biden earlier this year into saying something that he didn’t mean about President Putin, perhaps by… Read More ›
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