Five Takeaways From The US’ Decision To Deploy Intermediate-Range Missiles In Germany By Andrew Korybko This move will fundamentally transform the European security architecture and bury President Putin’s plans to reform it. Biden and Scholz agreed last week that the US will begin… Read More ›
Global Kashmiri Diaspora Will Observe July 13th As The Martyrs Day By Our Special Correspondent Washington, D.C. – Dr. Imtiaz Khan, Kashmiri American scholar said that on 13 July 1931, thousands of Kashmiris flocked to the central jail in Srinagar to see the trial… Read More ›
NATO Wants Permanent Footprints In The Indo-Pacific, With Talks About Opening Office In Japan By Uriel Araujo Today one can see an increasingly divided NATO, which does not possess a clear view on the challenges of dual containment. With Ukraine’s fatigue… Read More ›
Russia Won’t Meaningfully Enhance Military-Technical Cooperation With Pakistan By Andrew Korybko There are very clear lines that Russia won’t cross with Pakistan out of respect for India, and meaningfully strengthening military-technical ties is at the top of the list. Pakistan’s Inter-Services… Read More ›
Interpreting The Polish Military Chief’s Decision To Prepare For “Full-Scale Conflict” By Andrew Korybko This strongly hints that Poland isn’t ruling out a conventional intervention in Ukraine under certain circumstances and expects that it would rapidly escalate into another Polish-Russian War… Read More ›
Modi’s Trip To Moscow Was Much More Important Than Most Observers Realize By Andrew Korybko The most spectacular achievement from Modi’s trip to Russia wasn’t whatever they formally agreed to, but him and Putin informally agreeing to redouble their joint efforts… Read More ›
The Polish-Ukrainian Security Pact Puts Ukraine On The Path To Becoming A Polish Client State By Andrew Korybko This is the US’ reward to Poland for replacing its conservative-nationalist government with a liberal-globalist one and then comprehensively subordinating itself to Germany…. Read More ›
Due To Biden’s Senility, The Spectre Of Donald Trump Seems To Haunt NATO Summit By Uriel Araujo Large parts of the so-called “Trump’s plan” pertaining to NATO have already been under discussion – making the aforementioned scenario more likely regardless of… Read More ›
The Japanese-Philippine Military Logistics Pact Raises The Risk Of War With China By Andrew Korybko The US is forming two Asian trilaterals with itself and Japan that are centred on the Philippines in Southeast Asia and South Korea in Northeast Asia…. Read More ›
Pakistan Remains Reluctant To Comprehensively Expand Ties With Russia By Andrew Korybko It’s long since been time for Pakistan to put its money where its mouth is and begin doing what’s needed to prove that it’s not just stringing Russia along…. Read More ›
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