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Erkin Oncan
Erkin Öncan, Turkish journalist focusing on war zones and social movements around the world.
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Is Turkey’s rhetorical stance of “balancing” a genuine attempt at strategic equilibrium, or merely an endeavor to occupy multiple positions simultaneously?
The Gagauz leadership representing a Turkic identity is aligned with Russia, with deep historical and cultural ties to the Russian world.
The rivalry between pro-Western and pro-Russian factions in post-Soviet Ukraine ended with the victory of those advocating full surrender to the West. ❗️Join us on Telegram, Twitter , and VK. Contact us: info@strategic-culture.su “Dignity and Freedom Day” is currently being celebrated in Ukraine, marking […]
As potenciais transformações no Sul do Cáucaso estão intimamente ligadas à estratégia de contenção da Rússia, tal como aconteceu na Ucrânia e na Moldávia.
The potential transformations in the South Caucasus are closely tied to Russia’s containment strategy, much like what unfolded in Ukraine and Moldova.
Nations advocating multipolarity, stability, and security face threats of military encirclement, coups, and color revolutions, Erkin Öncan writes.
The pivotal factor in shifting the balance in favor of Azerbaijan was undeniably the Pashinyan government and its political orientation.
The Western-backed activists, who took to the streets with EU flags against the “foreign agents” bill, were actually marching against the Georgian version of a law enacted by the USA in 1939.
The Western world’s threat narrative seeks to disrupt the concept of multipolarity by imposing sanctions and military deterrence.
It is not difficult to see that fabricated fake news used to attack China is the result of a widespread propaganda campaign, Erkin Öncan writes.