France's nuclear exercises
By ANDREW KORYBKO: A new architecture of European security is taking shape and its final configuration is shaped by the relationship between France and Poland
18/03/2025
By ANDREW KORYBKO: A new architecture of European security is taking shape and its final configuration is shaped by the relationship between France and Poland
By ANDREW KORYBKO: Vladimir Putin's praise of Donald Trump's approach to peace talks sends a message to all Russia supporters
By ANDREW KORYBKO: What's next after Vladimir Putin and Donald Trump just agreed to start peace talks
By ANDREW KORYBKO: Trump's plans to build an Iron Dome are a watershed moment in the New Cold War, as they will take the US rivalry with Russia and China to a qualitatively more dangerous level
By ANDREW KORYBKO: Donald Trump's preference for sanctions could disrupt India's careful multi-pronged alignment between the US and Russia, forcing it to choose between them
By ANDREW KORYBKO: Some observations on Kiev’s latest provocation – taking into account the wider picture
By ANDREW KORYBKO: The political consequences of Ukraine's decision to cut off Russian gas to Europe
By ANDREW KORYBKO: Russia dodged a bullet by wisely choosing not to ally with the now-defeated Axis of Resistance
By ANDREW KORYBKO: Putin was faced with the choice of escalating or continuing his policy of strategic patience, and he chose the former.
By ANDREW KORYBKO: Non-nuclear Iran is incapable of posing an existential threat to the US like nuclear-armed Russia
By ANDREW KORYBKO: Comparisons between the Russian-Ukrainian conflict and the recent Israeli-Lebanese war
By ANDREW KORYBKO: Kiev's plan to ban the Ukrainian Orthodox Church shows the insecurity that exists regarding its national identity
By ANDREW KORYBKO: Russia is losing patience with Israel, consequently solidifying its strategic ties with the Axis of Resistance led by Iran
By ANDREW KORYBKO: The mutual defense pact between the two countries is a geopolitical watershed because of the way it will likely trap China and the US in an escalation spiral
By ANDREW KORYBKO: There is no chance of Russia sitting idly by and letting the United States directly attack any target within its borders
By ANDREW KORYBKO: Emmanuel Macron discredits France by making mistake after mistake in foreign policy
By ANDREW KORYBKO: Would the US have been the first to find out about the Crocus terrorist attack by spying on Kiev?
By ANDREW KORYBKO: No matter how absurd Macron's statements about sending troops to Ukraine may be, one should not rule out the possibility of NATO becoming even more involved in this war, which could go from conventional to nuclear
By ANDREW KORYBKO: The seizure of Avdeevka shows that NATO's proxy war through Ukraine is a lost cause after the fall of the last fortress city of the former Soviet Republic
By ANDREW KORYBKO: Joe Biden will not be removed for corruption in Ukraine, but new allegations could still have an impact.
By ANDREW KORYBKO: A new architecture of European security is taking shape and its final configuration is shaped by the relationship between France and Poland
By ANDREW KORYBKO: Vladimir Putin's praise of Donald Trump's approach to peace talks sends a message to all Russia supporters
By ANDREW KORYBKO: What's next after Vladimir Putin and Donald Trump just agreed to start peace talks
By ANDREW KORYBKO: Trump's plans to build an Iron Dome are a watershed moment in the New Cold War, as they will take the US rivalry with Russia and China to a qualitatively more dangerous level
By ANDREW KORYBKO: Donald Trump's preference for sanctions could disrupt India's careful multi-pronged alignment between the US and Russia, forcing it to choose between them
By ANDREW KORYBKO: Some observations on Kiev’s latest provocation – taking into account the wider picture
By ANDREW KORYBKO: The political consequences of Ukraine's decision to cut off Russian gas to Europe
By ANDREW KORYBKO: Russia dodged a bullet by wisely choosing not to ally with the now-defeated Axis of Resistance
By ANDREW KORYBKO: Putin was faced with the choice of escalating or continuing his policy of strategic patience, and he chose the former.
By ANDREW KORYBKO: Non-nuclear Iran is incapable of posing an existential threat to the US like nuclear-armed Russia
By ANDREW KORYBKO: Comparisons between the Russian-Ukrainian conflict and the recent Israeli-Lebanese war
By ANDREW KORYBKO: Kiev's plan to ban the Ukrainian Orthodox Church shows the insecurity that exists regarding its national identity
By ANDREW KORYBKO: Russia is losing patience with Israel, consequently solidifying its strategic ties with the Axis of Resistance led by Iran
By ANDREW KORYBKO: The mutual defense pact between the two countries is a geopolitical watershed because of the way it will likely trap China and the US in an escalation spiral
By ANDREW KORYBKO: There is no chance of Russia sitting idly by and letting the United States directly attack any target within its borders
By ANDREW KORYBKO: Emmanuel Macron discredits France by making mistake after mistake in foreign policy
By ANDREW KORYBKO: Would the US have been the first to find out about the Crocus terrorist attack by spying on Kiev?
By ANDREW KORYBKO: No matter how absurd Macron's statements about sending troops to Ukraine may be, one should not rule out the possibility of NATO becoming even more involved in this war, which could go from conventional to nuclear
By ANDREW KORYBKO: The seizure of Avdeevka shows that NATO's proxy war through Ukraine is a lost cause after the fall of the last fortress city of the former Soviet Republic
By ANDREW KORYBKO: Joe Biden will not be removed for corruption in Ukraine, but new allegations could still have an impact.