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Andrew Korybko is an American Moscow-based political analyst specializing in the relationship between the US strategy in Afro-Eurasia, China’s One Belt One Road global vision of New Silk Road connectivity, and Hybrid Warfare. He is a frequent contributor to Global Research.

Syria’s Upcoming Constitutional Commission Will be About “Decentralization” By Andrew Korybko, June 05, 2018

The Indian Illusion: Denying Anti-Iranian Sanctions While Implementing Them By Andrew Korybko, June 04, 2018

Does Anybody Really Believe that Iran’s “Advisors” in Syria Are Unarmed Non-Combatants? By Andrew Korybko, June 04, 2018

Pipeline Geopolitics: The US is Against Russia’s Nord Stream II Because of the “Three Seas Initiative” By Andrew Korybko, June 03, 2018

Poland’s US Military Base Is More About China than Russia By Andrew Korybko, June 02, 2018

Judicial Reform in Poland & Hungary: “Disease” or Remedy? By Andrew Korybko, June 02, 2018

Syria Is the Next Step in the Russian-Saudi Rapprochement By Andrew Korybko, June 01, 2018

Poland to Host US Military Bases on Its Territory, Intrigue to Provoke Russia and Break Russia-Belarus Relationship By Andrew Korybko, June 01, 2018

Prime Minister Mahathir Will Continue Malaysia’s Multipolar Course By Andrew Korybko, June 01, 2018

Pipeline Geopolitics: Why is Russia Maintaining Its Gas Transit Pipelines Through Ukraine Open? By Andrew Korybko, May 31, 2018

Russia’s Advancing Multipolarity in Africa Through Mozambique By Andrew Korybko, May 30, 2018

Will Russia’s “Energy Diplomacy” Help Vietnam and China Make a Deal? By Andrew Korybko, May 26, 2018

Political Analysis in Today’s Interconnected Globalized Society: Seven Steps By Andrew Korybko, May 25, 2018

The China-Iran Rail Corridor Must Include Uzbekistan to be Successful By Andrew Korybko, May 24, 2018

Iran “Blackmailing” Europe Plays Right into Trump’s Hands. Tehran’s “Five Counter-Demands” By Andrew Korybko, May 24, 2018

Why Did the US Sabotage President Putin’s Peace Plan for Syria? By Andrew Korybko, May 23, 2018

Serbia: Will A Pro-Chinese Pivot Contribute to a Renewal of Economic and Social Development By Andrew Korybko, May 23, 2018

Prime Minister Mahathir Will Continue Malaysia’s Multipolar Course By Andrew Korybko, May 23, 2018

Pompeo Might Have Pulled the Plug on Armenian-Iranian Trade By Andrew Korybko, May 22, 2018

Bulgarian Government Thinks that Reviving the South Stream Pipeline Will Make It More Strategic By Andrew Korybko, May 21, 2018

Predicting What a Syrian Peace Deal Would Look Like By Andrew Korybko, May 20, 2018

Serbs, Listen Up! Here’s Why Russia’s Getting Chummy with Croatia By Andrew Korybko, May 19, 2018

France Wants the Future to be Eurasia vs. Eurafrica By Andrew Korybko, May 19, 2018

The Putin-Assad Summit in Sochi Proved that “Balancing” Yields Results By Andrew Korybko, May 18, 2018

Why is Venezuela’s Buying Foreign Oil for Latin American Allies? By Andrew Korybko, May 16, 2018

President Putin Is Syria’s Savior, but Don’t Go “Worshipping” Him! By Andrew Korybko, May 14, 2018

Russia Is Already “Balancing” Iran in the Mideast By Andrew Korybko, May 14, 2018

Putin-Netanyahu Summit in Moscow. Russia Is “Urging” Syria to “Compromise”, Now! By Andrew Korybko, May 13, 2018

Geopolitical Implications of the Israel-Russia Relationship: Netanyahu in Moscow for Victory Day 2018 Celebration By Andrew Korybko, May 12, 2018

Israel Threatened All Lebanese When It Equated Their State with Hezbollah By Andrew Korybko, May 12, 2018

Russia’s Unspoken Relationship with Israel By Andrew Korybko, May 11, 2018

Why Cry? It’s Great News that Trump Pulled Out of the Iran Deal! By Andrew Korybko, May 10, 2018

Mali: Ethnically Driven Terrorist Murders Might Spark a Regional Meltdown By Andrew Korybko, May 10, 2018

John Bolton Has Advocated the “Libyan Model” for North Korea’s Denuclearization. Is Pyongyang Surrendering its Deterrence Capabilities? By Andrew Korybko, May 09, 2018

Russia’s Grand Strategy in Afro-Eurasia. Skillful Diplomacy. What Could Go Wrong? By Andrew Korybko, May 09, 2018

Only Russia Can De-Escalate the Proxy War Between the West and Iran in Syria By Andrew Korybko, May 06, 2018

The “Arab NATO” to Make Syria’s “Internal Partition” a Reality By Andrew Korybko, May 06, 2018

Take Your Pick: Chinese or American Missiles in the South China Sea? By Andrew Korybko, May 05, 2018

The Union of South American Nations (UNASUR) Is Unravelling and “It’s All the US’ Fault” By Andrew Korybko, May 03, 2018

The US Doesn’t Want to be the “World’s Policeman”, but Its “Marshal” By Andrew Korybko, May 03, 2018

Armenian Anarchy Is Only Good for America By Andrew Korybko, May 02, 2018

Migrant Crisis 2.0 Might Come from Africa By Andrew Korybko, April 29, 2018

The News that Russia Won’t Intervene in Armenia Is an Infowar in and of Itself By Andrew Korybko, April 27, 2018

The US-UK-France Strikes on Syria Didn’t Ignite World War III, but They Did Confirm the “New Cold War” By Andrew Korybko, April 26, 2018

Putin’s “Chaos” Warning Should be Taken Very Seriously By Andrew Korybko, April 26, 2018

The Resumption of Russia-Israel Free Trade Talks Proves “Ties Are Fantastic”. Implications for Syria? By Andrew Korybko, April 25, 2018

What “Moral Obligation” Did Russia Have to Not Sell S-300s to Syria? Moscow-Tel Aviv’s Unspoken Relationship By Andrew Korybko, April 25, 2018

The Russia-India Cruise Missile S-400 Deal: Will the Threat of U.S. CATSA Sanctions Make Delhi Say Bye-Bye to the “Brahmos” Project with Moscow? By Andrew Korybko, April 24, 2018

Saudi Arabia’s Drone Scare Might Have Really Been a “Coup Attempt” against Crown Prince Bin Salman (MBS) By Andrew Korybko, April 24, 2018

“Yerevan-Maidan” Protests: What Happened in Armenia Was a Defeat for Democracy By Andrew Korybko, April 23, 2018

A New African Country: Everything You Need to Know About “eSwatini” By Andrew Korybko, April 22, 2018

Don’t Count on Belize Giving up Its Land to Guatemala Anytime Soon By Andrew Korybko, April 22, 2018

France Is America’s New “Special Partner” in Europe, Washington’s Chief Ally on the Continent By Andrew Korybko, April 20, 2018

The Hungarian Revolution Rolls On By Andrew Korybko, April 19, 2018

The Yerevan Protests Might End Armenia’s Unconvincing “Balancing” Act between Russia and the West By Andrew Korybko, April 17, 2018

Could Student Protests Break the Back of Bangladesh’s Ruling Party? By Andrew Korybko, April 17, 2018

Nikki Haley Is Tempting Russia to “Disrespect Her” at the United Nations By Andrew Korybko, April 16, 2018

The Syrian “Show” Must Go On. US-led Strikes against Syria: A Carefully “Choreographed” Dance between US and Russia By Andrew Korybko, April 14, 2018