Prigozhin’s Attempted Coup Risks Russia Snatching Defeat From The Jaws Of Victory By Andrew Korybko What Prigozhin just did recklessly risks Russia snatching defeat from the jaws of victory if this ultimately undermines its present advantage in the “race of logistics”… Read More ›
Drone Strike On The Kremlin: What’s Next? By Andrew Korybko On May 3, Russia accused Ukraine of attempting an assassination of President Vladimir Putin with a drone strike, which Kyiv denied. The two drones were neutralized by the security services and… Read More ›
Vladimir Putin’s Revolutionary Manifesto Will Forever Change Global Politics By Andrew Korybko President Putin is taking up the mantle of Lenin in modern-day international conditions without any ideological agenda other than promoting multipolarity, sovereignty, and traditional values. Russian President Vladimir Putin… Read More ›
Interpreting Putin And Kosachev’s Condolences Over Mikhail Gorbachev’s Death By Andrew Korybko It’s not contradictory nor surprising for someone like President Putin to simultaneously acknowledge the urgent necessity of reforms during the late Soviet era, lament the ultra-disastrous geopolitical and humanitarian… Read More ›
President Putin Cautioned Russian Strategic Forecasters Against Indulging In Wishful Thinking By Andrew Korybko Strategic forecasters must always aspire to reflect reality as accurately as they can, understanding that this is impossible to perfectly do in practice but nevertheless continually moving… Read More ›
Vladimir Putin: Monster, Madman or Mastermind? By Andrew Korybko Everyone is trying to figure out who exactly President Putin is and what he’s trying to achieve. Many of his opponents and even quite a lot of his foreign supporters alike have… Read More ›
Pakistan’s premier chats with Russian president Vladimir Putin, while Indian PM Modi appears to be rather grumpy. Does he seem jealous?
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