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Andrew Korybko
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Moscow-based American political analyst specializing in the global systemic transition to multipolarity
It was predictable that the West would condemn Poland’s “Russian Influence Commission”
The ruling party miscalculated by expecting that the leading role that they carved out for Poland in the NATO-Russian proxy war would shield them...
It’s a political fantasy to imagine that Bharat will ever join “NATO Plus”
American policymakers still struggle to comprehend India's grand strategy, which aims to position itself as the informal leader of the Global South in order...
Dear Foreign Policy columnist, there are no contradictions in Bharat’s global vision
Everything that Bharat has done over the past 15 months is fully consistent with its multipolar grand strategy.Global affairs journalist Emily Tamkin published a...
Dear C. Raja Mohan, you’re manipulating perceptions about multipolarity to push a Western agenda
He’s being dishonest and manipulative by exploiting the authority that many regard him as having in order to skew their perceptions about multipolarity. That’s...
The African-led peace mission could turn into a global south one upon Bharat’s participation
Without the Anglo-American Axis’ approval, Kiev won’t be allowed to consider a ceasefire even if those two and the rest of the West become...
It’s not the US’ place to lecture anyone on religious freedom
America’s meddling in others’ affairs mustn’t continue otherwise it risks artificially limiting the scope of its partnerships in the Global South.The US State Department...
What did Bharat’s top diplomat mean when he encouraged the EU to support a multipolar Asia?
There are three ways to interpret his statement, all of which complement one another as will be explained in this analysis.Bharatiya External Affairs Minister...
Modi’s upcoming trip to Papua New Guinea will expand the scope of Bharat’s balancing act
Bharat is the only Great Power whose growing ties in any region aren’t seen by the New Cold War’s Chinese and Western protagonists as...