Hold Alt-Media to Account for Getting It Wrong About Armenia & Azerbaijan!

Hold Alt-Media to Account for Getting It Wrong About Armenia & Azerbaijan!

How many remember reading that Azerbaijan was supposedly retreating, the world will recognize “Artsakh” soon, etc.? What about all that fake news about a supposedly “imminent” Russian military intervention in Armenia’s support? None of it happened, it was all fake, all information warfare, and many were manipulated by the Alt-Media Community that they trusted. Those…

Turkey’s Recent S-400 Test Helps Maintain Its ‘Balancing’ Act Between The US & Russia

Turkey’s Recent S-400 Test Helps Maintain Its ‘Balancing’ Act Between The US & Russia

Turkey couldn’t have tested its S-400s at a more opportune moment than last week since the timing helps the country maintain its delicate “balancing” act between the US and Russia, reassuring Moscow at a pivotal juncture in their relationship that Ankara is no longer the fierce rival that some commentators portray it as despite the…

Armenia vs. Azerbaijan: Who Crossed the Escalation Threshold First?

Armenia vs. Azerbaijan: Who Crossed the Escalation Threshold First?

OneWorld is publishing the original English-language version of Andrew Korybko’s analysis on the titular topic that was first released in Russian at the Moscow-Baku information portal. Armenia claims that Azerbaijan dangerously crossed the escalation threshold of the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict by attacking military units within its internationally recognized territory, but the truth is that it’s Yerevan…

Why Conflict in Caucasus Is Erdogan’s Revenge for Syria

Why Conflict in Caucasus Is Erdogan’s Revenge for Syria

Turkey’s outsize role in fueling the conflict between Armenia and Azerbaijan is becoming more apparent. That’s why a peace deal will be hard to cut and indeed the conflict may blow up further into a protracted regional war. A war that could drag Russia into battling in the Caucasus on its southern periphery against NATO…

War in Nagorno-Karabakh Is a Gamechanger in Russian-Turkish Relations

War in Nagorno-Karabakh Is a Gamechanger in Russian-Turkish Relations

After Turkey downed a Russian jet operating in Syria in late 2015, there was a major risk that the Syrian War could explode into a greater conflict between the two Eurasian countries. The Turkish attack resulted in the death of two Russian servicemen and relations between Moscow and Ankara were again tested in December 2016…