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Dr Andrew Korybko

Joined: April 13, 2024
Articles: 11

Banner, Globalisation, Insights, Politics

Orban’s Insight Into The Global Systemic Transition & Hungarian Grand Strategy

Trump’s priority is to rebuild and strengthen North America, to which end he’ll squeeze the US’ European and Asian allies while negotiating better deals with China. His end game is to make the US self-sufficient in energy and raw materials so that it can stand a better chance at retaining its declining position in global affairs.

Dr Andrew Korybko
August 4, 2024

Banner, Insights, US Elections

JD Vance: Did Trump Got it all Wrong?

Despite recognizing how easily the NATO-Russian proxy war in Ukraine could spiral out of control into World War III, and thus appreciating the need to bring about a diplomatic end to it as soon as possible exactly as Vance has promised that he’ll seek to do, some members of the Alt-Media Community are still displeased that Trump picked him as VP.

Dr Andrew Korybko
July 19, 2024

Banner, Global Conflict, Insights

Yes, President Zelensky Was Wrong!

Zelensky insulted Indian Prime Minister Modi during his trip to Moscow last week by tweeting that “It is disheartening to see the leader of the world’s largest democracy embrace the world’s most notorious criminal in Moscow”, thus prompting India to summon the Ukrainian Ambassador on Monday.…

Dr Andrew Korybko
July 17, 2024

Banner, Global Conflict, Insights

Can Poland Defend Itself From Invading Illegal Immigrants Without Worsening Tensions With Russia?

Truth be told, all that Poland has to do to resolve this crisis is resort to lethal force instead of relying on the shields and spray that its border guards currently use to rebuff these attempted invasions, with the death of just several weapon-wielding illegal immigrants being enough to deter most of the rest from crossing.

Dr Andrew Korybko
June 3, 2024

Banner, Global Conflict, Insights

No, Russia Isn’t Training With China In Relation To Taiwan

China already has the world’s largest navy by the US’ own admission, while the US itself has a sizeable number of air, land, and sea forces in Japan, South Korea, and increasingly in the nearby Philippines.

Dr Andrew Korybko
May 5, 2024

Banner, Global Conflict, Insights

The US’ Long-Delayed Aid To Ukraine Won’t Push Russia Back

At the absolute most, this aid package might prevent Ukraine’s collapse by keeping the state running and possibly slowing down Russia’s already glacial advance, thus potentially averting the worst-case scenario that the Ukrainian Intelligence Committee warned about in late February

Dr Andrew Korybko
April 26, 2024

Insights

A Ukrainian Think Tank’s Survey Proved That People’s Views Towards Poland Are Shifting

It's important for readers to remember that the root cause of the Polish-Ukrainian dispute that’s toxifying mutual perceptions is majority-foreign ownership of Ukraine’s industrial agriculture, which Polish President Andrzej Duda drew attention to in a recent interview

Dr Andrew Korybko
April 22, 2024

Insights, Politics

The Dispute Between The Polish President & Premier Over Air Defense Has Geopolitical Origins

Regardless of which geopolitical vision wins out, the fact of the matter is that Poland is destined to play a role in “containing” Russia, the goal of which is shared by both partisan camps but differs in terms of how it’s implemented and how much autonomy Poland preserves.

Dr Andrew Korybko
April 19, 2024

Banner, Global Conflict, Insights

Was Iran’s Response A Dud Or Did It Leave Israel Dumbfounded?

The next few days will be crucial. Israel’s possible compliance with the US’ reported demand to not conventionally retaliate inside Iran would suggest that a semblance of deterrence has indeed been restored

Dr Andrew Korybko
April 14, 2024

Global Conflict, Insights, USA

Ukraine’s Drone Strikes Against Russian Oil Refineries Complicate Biden’s Re-Election Bid

As for why Zelensky would want to rankle Biden and risk Trump’s return, he might have a “god complex” after being promoted so heavily as a Churchillian leader over the past two years, which could have become part of his identity despite the media souring on him since last summer.

Dr Andrew Korybko
April 11, 2024