Andrew Korybko

Andrew Korybko is a Moscow-based American political analyst with a PhD from MGIMO University.

Yemen Taught Trump Some Lessons That He’d Do Well To Apply Towards Ukraine

This article summarizes and analyzes a New York Times report about “Why Trump Suddenly Declared Victory Over the Houthi Militia”.

Putin & Xi Might Hash Out A Grand Deal That Would Enter Into Force If The Ukraine Talks Collapse

Xi Jinping will talk with Putin on a range of issues, signing a number of inter-governmental agreements, suggesting a deal between them if Ukraine talks fail.

Radio Liberty Let The Cat Out Of The Bag Regarding The EU’s Game Plan For Ukraine

Russia warned any unconditional ceasefire of the 30-day sort that Zelensky proposed could create an opening for NATO to expand its military influence in Ukraine.

Evaluating Foreign Affairs’ Warning About The Risks Of An Emboldened & Remilitarized Germany

Foreign Affairs warned earlier this month that an emboldened and remilitarized Germany could pose another challenge to European stability....

Ukraine’s Extension of Martial Law Exposes Zelensky’s Fear of Losing Re-Election

Ukraine extended martial law exposing Zelensky's fear of losing re-election. He’s very unpopular, and he likely fears that the US wants to replace him.

Zelensky Has No Feasible Alternative To Accepting Trump’s Lopsided Resource Deal

Trump warned Zelensky he will have “some problems – big, big problems” if he “tries to back out of the rare earth deal” amidst reports agreement is lopsided.
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Will Russia Expand Its Ground Campaign Into Sumy, Dniepropetrovsk, And/Or Kharkov Regions?

Putin will soon be faced with choice of keeping Russia’s ground campaign limited to former Ukrainian regions that voted to join Russia or expanding it.

France’s Next Quarterly Nuclear Drills Might Become Prestige-Building Exercises With Poland

Europe wonders what form Macron’s plans to extend his nuclear umbrella over the continent could take, considering risks entailed after Moscow’s negative reaction.

De-Dollarization Was Always More Of A Political Slogan Than A Pecuniary Fact

Any breakthrough in Russian-US relations would inevitably disappoint those multipolar enthusiasts who bought into the most ideologically dogmatic narratives...