News From OneWorld Global Think Tank, Page 16
Russia’s Calm Response To The Karakalpakstan Crisis Discredits Color Revolution Speculation
OneWorld Global Think Tank - Jul 4th 2022 9:01am EDTIf Russia had any reason to seriously regard the Nukus Incident as a failed copycat attempt of January’s Hybrid War of Terror on Kazakhstan that required a Moscow-led CSTO peacekeeping mission to quell, then it would have certainly said as much, especially in order to discredit the Wets in the eyes of the Central Asian […]
The Sri Lankan Prime Minister’s Latest Interview Confirmed Russia’s Importance For His State
OneWorld Global Think Tank - Jul 4th 2022 8:12am EDTThis interview concisely explained everything of relevance about Sri Lanka’s crisis: how it started, what’s being done to help, who it’s engaging with to this end, and what Russia’s role has been.
Imran Khan Has A Point: Pakistan’s Future Should Indeed Be Tied With Russia, But Will It?
OneWorld Global Think Tank - Jul 4th 2022 6:57am EDTThe problem is that the authorities who replaced him following the post-modern coup in early April comprise members of the pro-American school of thought instead of the multipolar one whose representatives they deposed through superficially “democratic” means.
Russia’s Right: Brazil & India Deserve Permanent Seats At The UNSC
OneWorld Global Think Tank - Jul 4th 2022 5:32am EDTRussia’s certainly right with respect to Brazil and India deserving permanent UNSC seats but it’s unrealistic to expect the Golden Billion’s three permanent members to agree to this, not to mention without also possibly bestowing the same privilege to their German and Japanese allies.
Analyzing Uzbek President Mirziyoyev’s Address To The People Of Karakalpakstan
OneWorld Global Think Tank - Jul 4th 2022 4:17am EDTThe Uzbek leader’s decisive intervention in meeting face-to-face with local civil and political representatives successfully de-escalated the crisis and is responsible for restoring stability to Karakalpakstan.
Ten Questions For The Alt-Media Community To Contemplate About Karakalpakstan
OneWorld Global Think Tank - Jul 3rd 2022 12:01pm EDTThe purpose of this thought exercise is to challenge the dogma of the AMC’s gatekeepers who’ve indoctrinated their audience into falling for the fallacy that every protest in the Global South is a CIA-orchestrated Color Revolution. Sincerely answering these ten questions in sequence reveals that this interpretation is a “narratively/politically convenient” canard that can only […]
India Bypasses U.S. Embargo On Cuba, While Balancing Russia & China In The Caribbean
OneWorld Global Think Tank - Jul 3rd 2022 11:56am EDTAt present, Cuba has relations with the three most famous and internationally recognized nations as part of the BRICS among multipolar projects: Russia, China and India. Therein lies part of the motivation for Cuba and India’s joint efforts to continue to expand their bilateral relations by building on the legacy and the future of a […]
The Socio-Political (Soft Security) Dynamics Of Uzbekistan’s Karakalpakstan Crisis
OneWorld Global Think Tank - Jul 3rd 2022 6:11am EDTUzbekistan’s ”Democratic Security” challenge now is to manage local and national perceptions about what transpired so as to avoid having well-intended but naïve folks misled by foreign narratives falsely alleging “unprovoked state killings of unarmed protesters” into replicating Karakalpakstan’s critical mass of protesters all throughout the country ahead of the unscheduled referendum for approving the […]
Nazification Of Poland?
OneWorld Global Think Tank - Jul 3rd 2022 6:06am EDTThe worship of the “heroes of Mariupol”, i.e. bandits from Azov, cowardly hiding behind the backs of civilians imprisoned in Azovstal, is another example of the progressive nazification of political consciousness in contemporary Poland.
Deconstructing What Just Transpired In Uzbekistan’s Karakalpakstan On Friday
OneWorld Global Think Tank - Jul 2nd 2022 3:01pm EDTEither one ascribes to the oversimplified and arguably inaccurate assessment propagated by many in the Alt-Media Community for reasons of “narrative/political convenience” or they aspire to obtain a more nuanced understanding of the complex socio-political processes (soft security) connected to Color Revolutions in general and in the Nukus Incident in particular. The first will result […]
Applying Putin’s Advice Against Wishful Thinking To Alt-Media’s Color Revolution Speculation
OneWorld Global Think Tank - Jul 2nd 2022 8:41am EDTSeeing CIA-orchestrated Color Revolutions in every protest that breaks out in the Global South is just as paranoid and pathological as the US seeing a so-called “Russian trace” in every one that breaks out in the West.
It’s Too Early To Call The Protests In Uzbekistan’s Karakalpakstan A Color Revolution
OneWorld Global Think Tank - Jul 2nd 2022 5:12am EDTWhile there’s always the chance of events temporarily spiraling out of control, the odds are drastically stacked against anyone whether local or foreign who hopes to successfully weaponize perceptions about Uzbekistan’s constitutional reforms for Color Revolution ends related to waging a Hybrid War on Russia, China, and/or Iran in Central Asia by proxy through Karakalpakstan. […]
Putin Cautioned Russian Strategic Forecasters Against Indulging In Wishful Thinking
OneWorld Global Think Tank - Jul 1st 2022 8:02am EDTStrategic forecasters must always aspire to reflect reality as accurately as they can, understanding that this is impossible to perfectly do in practice but nevertheless continually moving in this direction and regularly improving their work to this end.
Egypt & Its TPLF Proxies Are Plotting To Divide & Rule Ethiopia & Sudan
OneWorld Global Think Tank - Jul 1st 2022 6:07am EDTWhat Cairo is cleverly doing is setting Sudan up to fail in an attempt to divide and rule both it and Ethiopia in order to create the conditions for exerting Egyptian hegemony over the wider region at both of their expense. Patriotic Sudanese probably already suspected that something foul was afoot but might not yet […]
Russia’s Removal Of The Polish Flag From The Katyn Memorial Was Driven By Self-Respect
OneWorld Global Think Tank - Jul 1st 2022 4:16am EDTThere’s no comparison between Poland unilaterally violating a bilateral agreement by demolishing literally hundreds of Soviet-era memorials over the past eight years and Russia finally removing the Polish flag from the Katyn Memorial that it flew purely out of goodwill while still continuing to preserve that historical site.
Ukraine In The EU & NATO?
OneWorld Global Think Tank - Jul 1st 2022 4:07am EDTNATO has never been a defence pact, but now it is openly acting as an organ of the Anglo-Saxon military complex interested in the Third World War.
Is NATO’s Northern Expansion Really A Major Defeat For Russia?
OneWorld Global Think Tank - Jun 30th 2022 11:37am EDTThere are few fatal flaws in this narrative that discredit the point being put forth.
Russia’s Snake Island Pullout Was An Entirely Predictable Goodwill Gesture
OneWorld Global Think Tank - Jun 30th 2022 6:26am EDTRussia’s Snake Island pullout wasn’t just the right move at the right time for soft power purposes after that territory lost a lot of its military-strategic significance throughout the course of the conflict, but was also entirely predictable since everything was already moving in this direction as progress continued reportedly being made all throughout the […]
India’s Becoming Impressively Autonomous Vis A Vis China & The US
OneWorld Global Think Tank - Jun 30th 2022 3:42am EDTThe noticeable improvement of Chinese-Indian ties behind the scenes as evidenced by Delhi declining to endorse the US’ latest anti-BRI project and especially its use of yuan to purchase Russian coal are significant developments that deserve to be paid much more attention to than they’ve been thus far.
Pakistan Should Follow India’s Lead By Purchasing Russian Coal With Yuan
OneWorld Global Think Tank - Jun 29th 2022 12:02pm EDTPakistan could have been the first to set the example of purchasing resources from Russia with yuan had the currency swap with China that its Ambassador to Moscow said his country’s businessmen were already employing in early June been utilized by the state to cut at least one such deal by this time. Instead, India […]
Ukraine In The EU, Polish-Ukrainian Federation, And The Issue Of Restitution
OneWorld Global Think Tank - Jun 29th 2022 11:57am EDTIndependent Ukraine wants to keep Soviet borders – so it must maintain actual legal continuity and be responsible for Soviet expropriations. Independent Ukraine has European aspirations and wants European rights – so it must also assume European obligations.
Bulgaria’s Prime Minister Is Being A Big Baby After Losing The Vote Of No Confidence
OneWorld Global Think Tank - Jun 29th 2022 5:26am EDTBeing a big baby by expelling so many Russian diplomats after populists punished him for his anti-Russian policies that crushed their country’s economy is nothing but a political provocation by the Bulgarian Prime Minister designed to feed into the US-led West’s Mainstream Media narrative that attempts to blame the Kremlin for everything bad that happens […]
Korybko To Azerbaijani Media: Western Arms & Sanctions Won’t Stop Russia
OneWorld Global Think Tank - Jun 29th 2022 4:21am EDTOneWorld is publishing the English version of the brief interview that Andrew Korybko gave to Bizim.Media’s Tehran Orucoglu about the Ukrainian Conflict, which was first released under the title “Amerikalı politoloq: ‘ABŞ-ın bəzi rəsmiləri artıq Ukraynanın qalib gələcəyinə inanmır’”.
Turkiye’s Deal With Finland & Sweden Doesn’t Equate To Backstabbing Russia
OneWorld Global Think Tank - Jun 29th 2022 3:26am EDTSome observers have sarcastically remarked on social media that Turkiye was “up to its old tricks again” and had “predictably backstabbed” Russia, though this is a twisted interpretation of reality that must urgently be clarified in order to avoid misleading any more people than it already has.
We Must Overcome The Second World War
OneWorld Global Think Tank - Jun 29th 2022 3:22am EDTWe need to overcome the post-World War II world model. All nations have the right to exist, and their internal market must be respected.