Russia Won’t Resume Arms Control Talks With The US Till The Ukrainian Conflict Ends By Andrew Korybko The US wants to inspect some of the same strategic sites that Kiev previously bombed with American-supplied intelligence and munitions, which no self-respecting state… Read More ›
Why Did Saudi Arabia Clarify That It Hasn’t Yet Accepted BRICS Membership? By Andrew Korybko It can plausibly be hypothesized that Saudi Arabia’s unexpected decision to delay formal membership in BRICS is due to Western perceptions about this association, Iran’s involvement… Read More ›
Here’s How The Pakistani Establishment Benefits From The Latest Tensions With Iran By Andrew Korybko Observers might expect that the exacerbation of long-running Iranian-Pakistani tensions would be against Islamabad’s interests, just like they might think the same about closer Indian-Iranian relations… Read More ›
Worsening Iranian-Pakistani Tensions Could Threaten Eurasian Integration Processes By Andrew Korybko Unless there’s an all-out conventional war between Iran and Pakistan, which isn’t expected unless their newly exacerbated but long-running security dilemma spirals out of control into one by miscalculation (perhaps… Read More ›
The Optics And Timing Of Iran’s Strikes In Pakistan Are More Important Than The Military Impact By Andrew Korybko The impression that Iran regards Pakistan as a serious security threat on par with the Israeli spy base in Iraq and ISIS… Read More ›
Biden Won’t Be Removed For Corruption In Ukraine But New Allegations Can Still Have An Impact By Andrew Korybko The Republicans could make support for more Ukrainian aid conditional on a joint investigation into these claims and thus doom any deal… Read More ›
The US Is Responsible For Gonzalo Lira’s Death In A Secret Ukrainian Prison By Andrew Korybko This travesty of justice is important for many reasons, not least of which is that it discredits the USG’s stated policy of supposedly always helping… Read More ›
Russian-Armenian Relations Continue Deteriorating Due To Yerevan’s Provocations By Andrew Korybko His government turned a blind eye towards this month’s Neo-Nazi march in Yerevan, is colluding with Germany to kick out Russian troops and purge the state of its supporters, and… Read More ›
Why Did Ecuador Suddenly Decide To Transfer Old Russian And Ukrainian Arms To The US? By Andrew Korybko Moscow will certainly frown upon this move and possibly condemn it as unfriendly, but hopefully its policymakers understand the predicament that Ecuador found… Read More ›
Lavrov And Karaganov Confirmed That Russia Won’t “Cancel” The West By Andrew Korybko If Russia stooped to the West and Ukraine’s level, then it would cede the moral high ground in the New Cold War just to spite them. The West’s… Read More ›
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