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Analysis of 2019 'Extending Russia' report by RAND, a U.S military thinktank funded by the Department of Defence outlining the strategy for subversion of Russia's markets and national sovereignty to force capitulation to U.S-led global capital.
The Ukrainian Revolution, from the Euromaidan protests of late 2013 through the subsequent war, is covered comprehensively in a 17-part series. The presentation is intended to be neutral, aiming to present events without an explicit perspective or bias, which frames the series's approach to such a contested history.
Economist and UN advisor on how the U.S. provoked the Ukraine War through NATO expansion, which must be addressed diplomatically to achieve peace.
How the Ukraine war enables U.S exploitation of Europe while obstructing BRICS expansion, featuring guest Elina Xenophontos.
Analyzes the conflict as a US proxy war, arguing that Washington controls Kyiv through military and intelligence agencies rather than serving Ukrainian national interests.
Jeffrey Sachs argues the U.S uses Ukraine as a proxy war and AI testing ground to maintain global primacy, driven by the military-industrial complex.
Professor Nicolai Petro analyzes the deteriorating situation in Ukraine, discussing Russia's war strategy, Ukraine's political radicalization, and the potential for continued conflict after the war.
Dimitri Lascaris argues that Western loans to Ukraine constitute a financial scam designed to sustain the military-industrial complex rather than aid recovery.
Former French defence analyst Benoit Paré argues that Ukraine and NATO provoked the conflict in Donbas, blaming Kyiv for failing to implement the Minsk accords.
The Ukraine conflict stems from both internal fractures in the post-Soviet order and U.S.-led NATO expansion strategies.
The ICC's arrest warrant for Putin was based on a State Department-funded Yale report that contradicted its own findings and lacked field verification. Featuring mini-documentary of GrayZone meeting directly with evacuated youth in Russia to capture their personal testimonies and experiences.
How Russia is not imperialist but a part of the exploited Global South, using Lenin's Marxist analysis of imperialism.
Historian Jeff Rich analyzes NATO's evolving role, the historical roots of Russophobia, and the geopolitical risks of a broader conflict between Russia and Europe.
Brian Becker analyzes how NATO and U.S imperialism drive the Ukraine war while alienating European populations from their governments.
