Andrew Korybko
36 Articles
Andrew Korybko is a Moscow-based American political analyst specializing in the relationship between the US grand strategy in Afro-Eurasia, China's Belt & Road Initiative, and Hybrid Warfare.*Views are personal.
India Mustn’t Fall For The US’ Latest Tibetan Trap
The US recently announced a so-called “special coordinator for Tibet” in a move that was immediately condemned by China as interference in its domestic...
Why’s India Left Out Of The US’ Quad-Like Asian Network Proposal?
US Secretary of State Antony Blinken revealed on Tuesday during a speech in Indonesia that his country plans to assemble another Quad-like Asian network. According to...
The Strategic Consequences of this weekend’s Nagaland Tragedy
The Indian Army blamed an intelligence failure for Saturday’s tragedy in Nagaland after security forces shot at local coal miners who were regrettably mistaken...
The Impact of the Russian-Indian Axis on Eurasian Stability
India and Russia are mutually complementary strategic partners since they share the same vision of "balancing" Eurasian affairs, albeit differently. The South Asian state...
India’s Planned Repeal Of Its Farm Laws Was Long Overdue
Indian Prime Minister Modi announced on Friday that his government plans to repeal its controversial farm laws. These previously proposed pieces of legislation provoked...
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Russia Registers Four Homegrown Turbochargers to Replace Imports
Russia has taken another step toward the replacement of...
Russia’s Floating Nuclear Power Deal With Indonesia Could Change the Energy Game
Russia has secured a landmark agreement with Indonesia to...
Russia Wants to Fight Forest Fires With Baikal Aircraft and Flying-Wing Drones
The aviation industry of Russia has introduced a new...
Cockroaches, Cash, and the Street: When Local Protest Becomes a Weapon in the War for the Narrative
The so-called “cockroach” protests in India are, first and foremost,...
