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Shane Fitzgerald's avatar

This is solid. Even in times such as ours there always need to be certain standards. The SU and the US used understand this, as my recent piece on diplomacy discusses.

Solid as always Andrew. Thank you for your dedication.

Andrew Korybko's avatar

Thanks a lot, Shane!

Shane Fitzgerald's avatar

It’s always a pleasure. You do great work. I just can’t get to everything.

Also, as always, my own work is always there if you’re ever interested in checking it out. I can recommend something that represents it well if you'd like.

Andrew Korybko's avatar

Sure, will check it out!

Shane Fitzgerald's avatar

Thank you.

I've taken this out from the paywall as it might be the right blend of narrower focus and broader analysis. But there are loads.

https://truthandbalance22.substack.com/p/the-story-of-the-diplomat-who-hated

Feral Finster's avatar

You are getting warmer. Byelorus is not convinced that Russia can protect them.

Nakayama's avatar

I suspect that fairly soon they will have more common enemies.

Walter DuBlanica's avatar

Poland & Byeloruss are fairly friendly towards each other. So this s why there is some level of cooperation between the two countries. It would be nice if all the countries of east Europe act more friendly towards each other. Slavic people shoud act more friendly towars each other. But they all need to know that Russia is the worlds nuclear Super

Mediocrates's avatar

The tensions between Poland, Belarus, Russia and Ukraine can be traced back to American interference which is based on plausible deniability.

Darras's avatar

Hohooo, don't you ear the old song?:

" That's the way, ahaa, ahaa,

I like it ahaa, ahaa"

It's Loukashenko who sing it in looking to west.