March 2017 - Oriental Review

Month: March 2017

Hybrid War Can Wreak Havoc Across West Africa (III)

31/03/2017 by Andrew KORYBKO / 35 comments

Part 1, Part II To continue with analyzing the countries around Nigeria’s periphery, it’s now time to turn the research’s focus over to Cameroon, one of the most stable and relatively prosperous countries in all of Africa. Despite being home to more than 240 separate ethno-linguistic groups, Cameroon avoided the […]

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31/03/2017 by design Comments are Disabled

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Hybrid War Can Wreak Havoc Across West Africa (II)

24/03/2017 by Andrew KORYBKO / 25 comments

The first of the four main countries to be explored in the West Africa Hybrid War analysis is Chad, the sparsely populated state located at the trilateral crossroads between West-North-Central Africa. A cursory glance at the map reveals the geostrategic significance of this country, but it also misleadingly presents it […]

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Hybrid War Can Wreak Havoc Across West Africa (I)

17/03/2017 by Andrew KORYBKO / 9 comments

The last part of the African continent to be analyzed in the Hybrid War vulnerability study is its western core region around Nigeria. This part of Africa is significant for many reasons, not least of which are its demographic and energy potential. Nigeria importantly sits at the juncture of what […]

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Analyzing Austria’s “Refugee”/Immigrant Proposal For The EU Periphery

11/03/2017 by Andrew KORYBKO

The Austrians recently called on the Western Balkans, Georgia, and Egypt to build “refugee”/immigrant centers for processing and potentially indefinitely housing the hundreds of thousands of non-Western individuals that are streaming into the EU. Mr. Sebastian Kurz told the German Bild am Sonntag newspaper that “It is not that important […]

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Hybrid Wars 8. South Sudan’s Total Collapse Could Destroy Central And Eastern Africa

10/03/2017 by Andrew KORYBKO / 32 comments

The Failed State Belt The second-last African region under Hybrid War study is the Failed State Belt of South Sudan and the Central African Republic (CAR), which together form a black hole of chaos in the North-Central part of the continent. These states weren’t always the disorderly and dysfunctional, but […]

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