Russia’s UN Representative Reaffirmed His Country’s Belief In A Maximum Victory By Andrew Korybko Even so, Russia wants to be in the best possible position to advance its national interests if a compromise is inevitable, which might come sooner than expected… Read More ›
Poland’s Military Loan Proposal To Ukraine Shows That Warsaw Is Finally Wising Up By Andrew Korybko This is in response to Polish public opinion souring on the proxy war and the ruling liberal-globalist coalition consequently trying to exploit that in an… Read More ›
Here’s Why Trump Just Claimed Credit For “Killing” Nord Stream II By Andrew Korybko He wanted to dispel whatever doubts some undecided voters might still have about his ties to Russia by reminding them that he imposed sanctions against that megaproject,… Read More ›
Ukraine’s Struggle To “Survive” Endangers The Very Survival Of Europe By Uriel Araujo From a European perspective, Kiev’s efforts to realize its ethnocratic nation-building project and the Ukrainian struggle to “survive” endangers the very survival of Europe – at least in… Read More ›
Reading Between The Lines Of Zelensky’s Exclusive Interview With Indian Media By Andrew Korybko The Global South doesn’t support him, the UN chief no longer fully has his back, the US’ policy might change at the presidential and congressional levels, and… Read More ›
China’s Voluntary Compliance With US Sanctions Prevents Russia From Its Paying SCO Dues By Andrew Korybko This wasn’t officially a secret, but it also wasn’t exactly public knowledge either. Russia’s Special Presidential Representative for SCO Affairs Bakhtiyor Khakimov revealed last week that “It’s… Read More ›
Interfaith Groups In The US Stand With The People Of Kashmir: Pastor William Archer By Our Special Correspondent Washington, D.C. – Pastor William Archer of the Humanitarian and Theologian at Potomac Valley Church said that 77 years is a long time… Read More ›
What Explains Israel’s Surprisingly Restrained Retaliation Against Iran? By Andrew Korybko It’s becoming very difficult for Israel and Iran to balance their own hawks’ demands, domestic public perception, and the perception of their opponent’s policymakers (which include hawkish elements). Israel finally… Read More ›
Brazil’s Reported Veto Of Venezuela’s BRICS Partnership Request Popped The PT’s Narrative Bubble By Andrew Korybko The Venezuelan Question is a black-and-white issue: one either supports Lula and Biden’s regime change efforts in Venezuela, with each advancing this in their own… Read More ›
Exposing The Hypocrisy Of South Korea’s Response To Rumours Of The North Fighting Ukraine By Andrew Korybko It’s surprising that South Korea prefers for there to be more North Korean troops along the DMZ to fight against in the event that… Read More ›
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