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The Iran-Azerbaijan Standoff Is a Contest for the Region’s Transportation Corridors
October 7, 2021
The reaction to the Iranian military exercise so far is a predictable Turkey–Azerbaijani response: they are conducting a joint drill in Nakhchivan throughout this week.
Turkey Expanding Multinational Turkic Council to Counteract CSTO, SCO in ‘Eurasian Continent’
June 29, 2021
The Turkic Council was set up in 2009 with Turkey as its prime mover, five years after the nation hosted the NATO summit in Istanbul that recorded the largest-ever expansion of the military bloc.
‘No one cares if we die’: Ex-Syrian rebels recount Nagorno-Karabakh nightmare as ‘disposable force for Turkey’
February 27, 2021
Repurposed into a mercenary force by Erdogan’s Turkey, the remnants of Syria’s armed opposition were sent off to fight for Azerbaijan with promises of sweet paychecks. They met abuse, humiliation, and death instead.
Armenian-Azeri Dispute Offers Another Russia-Bashing Opportunity
November 17, 2020
No matter what a given person or entity does, some will always find fault, on account of having an overly biased and logic defying stance, Michael Averko writes.
