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The Constitutional Coup-Color Revolution Two-Step In Brazil
By Andrew KORYBKO (USA)
Brazil is in the midst of a prolonged regime change operation, as documented step-by-step by Pepe Escobar in his articles for Sputnik, RT, and the Strategic Culture Foundation. The author’s intent isn’t to get into the situational specifics of each and every detail behind the US’ techniques, but to provide a general overview of the […]
Continue reading...BRICS, multipolarity and membership: the 100-200 million club
By Kristian GIRLING (UK)
20. April 2016
Introduction Since 2010 the BRICS grouping has developed as a focus of organisation among emerging regional and international powers. That it has come to in existence is indicative of a broader shift towards a multipolar world in international affairs. The success of BRICS so far other than as a novel attempt at reorientation of states […]
Continue reading...Hybrid Wars 3. Predicting Next Hybrid Wars
By Andrew KORYBKO (USA)
18. March 2016
(Please read Part I and Part II prior to this article) Theoretical Review Identifying The Targets: The first two parts of the series introduced new concepts to the Hybrid War theory and successfully tested them on the Syrian and Ukrainian cases. This proved that a certain methodology does in fact exist for explaining and analyzing […]
Continue reading...Summer of Summits and Russia’s Grand Geo-Economic Strategy (I)
By Andrew KORYBKO (USA)
7. September 2015
While Western pundits have been busy building the myth of “Russian isolation” all throughout the summer, the country itself has been busy hosting four major forums and summits that absolutely refute the mainstream media’s false narrative. The Saint Petersburg International Economic Forum (SPIEF), BRICS Summit, SCO Summit, and the Eastern Economic Forum (EEF) have each […]
Continue reading...America’s Guide To Dismantling The Multipolar World
By Andrew KORYBKO (USA)
23. December 2014
The US is currently engaged in a global campaign to push back against multipolarity and prolong the unipolar moment. This epic struggle is taking place across all of the continents, with specific Resistant & Defiant (R&D) Cores and their affiliated economic and infrastructural interests being targeted for destabilization. The entire plan is based on a […]
Continue reading...Massive new debt hides years of negative GDP growth in EU and USA
By Jon HELLEVIG (Finland)
29. September 2014
In a groundbreaking study Awara Group reveals that the real GDP growth of Western countries has been in negative territory for years. Only by massively loading up debt have they been able to hide the true picture and delay the onset of an inevitable collapse of their respective economies. The study shows that the real […]
Continue reading...How sanctions are hastening the world without the West
By Rakesh Krishnan SIMHA (India)
21. September 2014
Sanctions are forcing large volumes of trade and finance out of the ambit of traditional networks, weakening western control over such flows. Western sanctions are having an unintended effect. They are accelerating the birth of a parallel ecosystem where countries not allied to the West are able to operate without the constant threat of sanctions. […]
Continue reading...Why the West is destined to decline?
By Jon HELLEVIG (Finland)
15. September 2014
I think it was Eric Kraus who pointed out that it is not quite correct to refer to the increasing Western hostilities against Russia as a Cold War, because that connotes the idea of an antagonism between opposing ideological camps, as used to be the case between the Soviet block and the West. Rather, we […]
Continue reading...Russia and the Latin American Leap to Multipolarity
By Andrew KORYBKO (USA)
23. August 2014
Russia has restored its Soviet-era global reach under Vladimir Putin, extending its influence all across the world. Because it fulfills the role of a strategic balancer, relationships with Russia are now more prized than ever as the world moves towards multipolarity. Certain contextual backgrounds make Latin America overly receptive to multipolarity and Russia’s grand foreign […]
Continue reading...China and BRICS: Upgrading Global Agenda
By Alexander SALITZKI (Russia)
3. April 2013
A few weeks have passed since the Chinese fifth generation leaders came to power. The first impression is really strong. Newly elect Chairman Xi Jinping has visited Moscow and has taken part in the Durbin top level BRICS event; he has received US Secretary of Treasure and Henry Kissinger in Beijing. The issues in focus, […]
Continue reading...BRICS: New Geopolitical Model and Russia’s Foreign Policy Priority
By Alexander MEZYAEV (Russia)
1. April 2013
Another annual BRICS summit wrapped up on March 27 in South Africa. A cycle of top level events taking place by turns in the member states capitals is over. This time it was of special importance for Russia. In early February Russian President Vladimir Putin approved the new Foreign Policy Concept, which states that BRICS […]
Continue reading...The Return of Empires (VI)
By Dmitry MININ (Russia)
17. March 2013
Part I Part II Part III Part IV Part V Modern-day empires in the West The rebirth of the imperial spirit in the West is moving along two sometimes converging, but in recent times increasingly diverging, lines. Looking at Europe’s relations with its neighbours, one can see that the European Union initially pursued an imperial […]
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25. April 2016
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