Biden’s Re-Election Hinges On The Success Of Kiev’s Counteroffensive By Andrew Korybko Whichever way one games it out, there’s close to no chance that Kiev’s counteroffensive will meet the Western public’s expectations absent some black swan event, which means that Biden… Read More ›
The G7 Has Central Asia In Its Sights By Andrew Korybko None of the insight shared in this analysis should be misinterpreted as predicting the success of the G7’s planned strategic engagement with Central Asia, but simply as raising awareness of… Read More ›
The US Is Receptive To Kissinger’s Suggestion To Revive Talks With China On A New Détente By Andrew Korybko The introduction of this week’s two complementary narratives into the West’s information ecosystem suggest that this de facto New Cold War bloc’s… Read More ›
The Top Five Takeaways From Kissinger’s Interview About The Emerging World Order By Andrew Korybko Casual observers of International Relations might not have the interest or time to read Henry Kissinger’s lengthy interview in full, which is why the present piece… Read More ›
Analysing The Latest Pentagon Leak Claiming That Prigozhin Is Secretly In Cahoots With Kiev By Andrew Korybko Only the security services can know whether Prigozhin is a patriot or a traitor, and it remains to be seen whether the Defence Ministry… Read More ›
Is The Anglo-American Axis Preparing Ukraine To Invade Russia’s Pre-2014 Territory? By Andrew Korybko It remains to be seen whether this unprecedented provocation will happen, but it would be directly enabled by the UK’s dispatch of long-range weapons to Kiev in… Read More ›
Top Chinese Media Rubbished Propaganda Misportraying Their Country As A Russian Military Ally By Andrew Korybko The Mainstream Media is dutifully doing its part by maximally amplifying this false claim, but the Alt-Media Community should reverse course and abandon its self-interested… Read More ›
Ten Critical Observations At The Onset Of Kiev’s NATO-Backed Counteroffensive By Andrew Korybko Logistical problems and political fatigue in Europe could hamstring Kiev’s counteroffensive, while Russia’s risks involve the potentially destabilizing consequences of the Defence Ministry-Wagner Group rivalry continuing, independently existing… Read More ›
The US Should Have Known Better Than To Demand That Egypt Block Russian Military Flights By Andrew Korybko Egypt’s national interests rest in maintaining its multi-alignment between Russia and the US. The Wall Street Journal (WSJ) reported that Egypt still plays a… Read More ›
Who’s Really Meddling In The Upcoming Turkish Elections? By Andrew Korybko The Alt-Media Community and especially those Non-Russian Pro-Russians within it must understand the socio-political (“soft security”) dynamics at play in Turkiye’s upcoming elections in order to avoid inadvertently functioning as… Read More ›
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