Why Won’t Putin Close The Door On Trade With The West? By Andrew Korybko President Putin is a consummate pragmatist who’ll never burn bridges with any country because he knows that international circumstances change so today’s rivals could become tomorrow’s partners…. Read More ›
CNN Is Lying About Who’s Responsible For Opening The Arctic Front Of The New Cold War By Andrew Korybko If CNN was confident that the facts were truly on that bloc’s side, then they wouldn’t have omitted some of the most… Read More ›
Putin’s Reminder That Odessa Is A Russian City Doesn’t Mean It’s In The Kremlin’s Crosshairs By Andrew Korybko The speculation that Russia is plotting to restore its historic writ over Odessa throughout the course of the special operation is based on… Read More ›
Will The EU Deport Ukrainian Draft Dodgers Once They’re Officially Called Up To Serve? By Andrew Korybko As the conflict finally winds down, the EU can either go with the flow or throw more meat into the grinder, the latter of… Read More ›
Zelensky Can’t Eschew Responsibility For Rising Public Anger At Ukraine’s Conscription Crisis By Andrew Korybko Zaluzhny knows better than anyone else in Ukraine that his side’s envisaged maximum victory over Russia is impossible, but it’s still being sought in spite of… Read More ›
Putin’s Admission Of Naivety About The West Signals His New Stance Towards Peace Talks By Andrew Korybko He signalled that he won’t let himself be duped a third time after falling for Merkel and Zelensky’s tricks. A Korean-like “land-for-peace” armistice deal… Read More ›
The Financial Times Is Spinning Ukraine’s Defeat As A Victory To Justify Freezing The Conflict By Andrew Korybko Their chief foreign affairs columnist’s claims that Ukraine can replicate South Korea’s economic success due to its continued access to the Black Sea,… Read More ›
The Walls Are Closing In On Zelensky As Politico Demands A Government Of National Unity By Andrew Korybko The American Establishment is giving him what might be his last chance to exit the stage without losing his life, but his messianic… Read More ›
There’s A Whiff Of Mutiny In The New York Times’ Report About Ukraine’s Krynki Debacle By Andrew Korybko It was just a little less than two months ago that Time Magazine reported that some troops on the eastern front have begun… Read More ›
The Re-Establishment Of American Drone Bases In Pakistan Would Be Mutually Detrimental By Andrew Korybko The speculation prompted by Balochistan interim Information Minister Jan Achakzai’s now-deleted tweet is probably just a tempest in a teapot. Balochistan’s interim Information Minister Jan Achakzai… Read More ›
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