Andrew Korybko

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

Poland & Hungary Are Threatened By Ukraine Yet Still Remain Divided By It

As of February 2025, official police data showed that Ukrainians committed more crimes in Poland than any other foreigners.

Kazakhstan Might Have Just Placed Itself On An Irreversible Collision Course With Russia

First Deputy Chair of the Duma Defense Committee Alexei Zhuravlev condemn Kazakhstan switch to NATO standards to abandon the Russian military-industrial complex.

What’s Really Behind the US’ Ambitious Tech Plans for Armenia?

Two US think tank experts argued in a WaPo article that deeper American engagement with Armenia could help more effectively contain Russia.

The Russian-US “New Détente” Could Revolutionize The Global Economic Architecture

A renewed Russian-US “New Détente” could reshape the global economy by reducing China’s central role and elevating Russia through its key strategic resources.

Ukraine’s Anti-Corruption Investigation Is Turning Into A Rolling Coup

Russian Ambassador Rodion Miroshnik claims Yermak was dismissed to shield Zelensky as pressure mounts from an ongoing investigation.

Were The Brits Behind Bloomberg’s Russian-US Leaks?

Bloomberg shared alleged call transcripts between Trump envoy Steve Witkoff and top Putin aides about discussions on the Ukrainian peace process.
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Ukraine’s Corruption Scandal Might Pave The Way For Peace If It Takes Yermak Down

“This week’s events prompt re-evaluation as ruling party members demand the resignation of Chief of Staff Andrey Yermak, alleging he knew about the racket.”

Poland’s Railroad Sabotage Incident Is Highly Suspicious

Poland’s railroad sabotage incident might therefore be a false flag for achieving other goals, particularly the worsening of Russian-US tensions.

The FSB Just Foiled What Could Have Been A False Flag Provocation For The Ages

Russia’s Federal Security Service (FSB) accused Ukraine and the UK of plotting a spectacular false flag provocation that could have led to war with NATO.

What’s The Real Reason Why The Economist Wants Europe To Spend $400 Billion More On Ukraine?

The Economist urges Europe’s elites to fund Ukraine’s $390B recovery, arguing it’s cheaper than facing the costs of inaction over the next four years.

Five Takeaways From Ukraine’s Encirclement

Putin claimed 10,000+ Ukrainian troops were surrounded in Kupyansk and Pokrovsk, proposing a ceasefire for journalists and urging a mass surrender like Azovstal.

The Stage Is Set For A US-Instigated Security Dilemma Between The Eurasian Rimland & Heartland

The US sends mixed signals on the Sino-Russo alliance after Trump downplayed concerns while Hegseth said he was ordered to “re-establish deterrence.”