News From OneWorld Global Think Tank, Page 52
Russia Is Right To Regard The Taliban As Reasonable
OneWorld Global Think Tank - Jul 24th 2021 9:02am EDTRussian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov’s recent remark that his country regards the Taliban as “reasonable people” prompted a discussion about why exactly Moscow holds this position towards a group that it still officially designates as terrorists.
Iran Is Wisely Marketing Itself As A Conduit For Russian-Pakistani Trade
OneWorld Global Think Tank - Jul 23rd 2021 4:17am EDTThe Iranian Consul General to Pakistan’s proposal on 16 July that his country could serve as a conduit for Russian-Pakistani trade was extremely strategic since it shows a keen awareness of the Islamic Republic’s role in Eurasia’s rapidly evolving geo-economic environment.
The Second Wave Of Caspian Integration
OneWorld Global Think Tank - Jul 22nd 2021 10:47am EDTThe big Caspian wave is approaching – the Second Caspian Economic Forum (CEF) — which this time will be held in Moscow in August 2021.
What’s Russia’s Self-Described Chess Game In Afghanistan?
OneWorld Global Think Tank - Jul 22nd 2021 3:32am EDTRussia’s “chess” game in Afghanistan entails the promotion of a political solution as soon as possible, relying on the Taliban to protect the country’s regional anti-terrorist interests, and accommodating legitimate US and Indian interests (especially those of an economic and financial nature) in order for those two extra-regional players to transition to becoming responsible stakeholders […]
I’m A Very Proud COVID & Vaxx Realist But Here’s Why I Just Got The Sputnik Light Jab
OneWorld Global Think Tank - Jul 21st 2021 7:17am EDTIt might sound hypocritical, but allow me to explain before casting judgement.
The Top Takeaways From Turkey’s Troubles With The Taliban
OneWorld Global Think Tank - Jul 21st 2021 1:47am EDTTies between Turkey and the Taliban are strained after the NATO member publicly contemplated keeping its military forces in Afghanistan in order to guard Kabul airport, with tensions only worsening after President Erdogan then criticized the group for allegedly not behaving as proper Muslims as well as “occupying” parts of their homeland.
Reunited Scotland
OneWorld Global Think Tank - Jul 21st 2021 1:32am EDTFor today it seems that it will not be difficult to win the referendum when it is finally held. The most important thing, however, will be to win independence itself. The independence of one, undivided Scotland.
Russia’s Endorsement Of Central Asia-South Asia Connectivity Advances Multipolarity
OneWorld Global Think Tank - Jul 20th 2021 3:47am EDTRussian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov’s enthusiastic endorsement of Central Asia-South Asia connectivity shows that his country is on the verge of completing its envisioned Greater Eurasian Partnership for connecting the supercontinent.
Poland Should Follow Ukraine’s Lead By Using China To Balance The US
OneWorld Global Think Tank - Jul 19th 2021 1:47am EDTIf the US-dominated Ukrainian government can confidently chart a mutually beneficial strategic partnership with China in response to feeling betrayed by its American patron following last month’s Biden-Putin Summit, then there’s no reason why the comparatively more independent and much stronger Polish government can’t do the same as well.
Korybko To Indian Media: The New Quad Is Better Than The Old One
OneWorld Global Think Tank - Jul 18th 2021 4:47am EDTOneWorld is republishing the full text that Andrew Korybko sent to The New Indian Express’ Pushkar Banakar in response to his inquiry about Korybko’s thoughts on the newly established US-Pakistan-Afghanistan-Uzbekistan framework.
Rebranding For More War
OneWorld Global Think Tank - Jul 18th 2021 4:47am EDTMuch to the dismay of all those who share Western democratic values in the Middle East, the US PBS program Frontline aired an interview with Abu Mohammad al-Jolani, the head of the “insurgent group” Hayat Tahrir al-Sham. Many Syrians call this a “rebranding” of al-Qaeda.
What’s Behind Russia’s Reported Joint Central Asian Base Offer To The US?
OneWorld Global Think Tank - Jul 17th 2021 2:02pm EDTThe reputable Russian business newspaper Kommersant cited unnamed Kremlin sources over the weekend to report that President Putin offered his American counterpart access to his country’s bases in Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan during last month’s summit in Geneva for the purpose of obtaining drone-derived anti-terrorist intelligence about Afghanistan, which if true would strongly suggest that the […]
The US Is Responsible For Recent Caribbean Unrest
OneWorld Global Think Tank - Jul 16th 2021 2:03am EDTCasual observers have remarked that this region is chronically unstable, but the reality is that all of its unrest can in one way or another be traced back to the US.
It’s Time For A Polish-Russian ‘Non-Aggression Pact’ In Belarus & Ukraine
OneWorld Global Think Tank - Jul 15th 2021 1:16am EDTPoland’s recent suspicion of American and German strategic motives following the US’ waiving of most Nord Stream II sanctions, last month’s Biden-Putin Summit, and Berlin’s support of former Prime Minister Tusk’s reinvigorated attempt to oust the country’s ruling party puts the Central European leader in a disadvantageous position but also unexpectedly creates the opportunity for […]
Why Former Eastern Bloc European Countries Shouldn’t Be Part Of The EU
OneWorld Global Think Tank - Jul 14th 2021 11:17am EDTMany countries of the former Warsaw Pact, or so-called Eastern Bloc, are now members of the European Union (EU), not because of their culture and the intentions of the EU of re-uniting people in diversity and poverty, but because the EU’s goals are total different. They’re all about power, about NATO, and forming a buffer […]
Cuba: US-Backed Color Revolution Or Legitimate COVID-Inspired Protests?
OneWorld Global Think Tank - Jul 14th 2021 1:47am EDTThe domestic consequences of the global economic crisis caused by the world’s uncoordinated response to COVID-19 are being exploited as a cover for carrying out a US-backed Color Revolution attempt in Cuba, meaning that while some demonstrators might have legitimate grievances as do most of their peers across the world during this difficult time, there […]
What Kind Of Help Does Haiti Really Need?
OneWorld Global Think Tank - Jul 13th 2021 5:32am EDTRecognizing Beijing as the legitimate government of a united China can unlock unparalleled developmental opportunities connected with the Belt & Road Initiative (BRI), which is emerging as among the most important centerpieces of the global economy, especially in the post-pandemic era.
Former Polish PM Tusk Ridiculously Alleged A Kaczynski-Putin Conspiracy
OneWorld Global Think Tank - Jul 12th 2021 3:17am EDTFormer Polish Prime Minister as well as former European Council President Donald Tusk recently re-entered his country’s domestic political arena after being appointed head of its Civic Platform (PO) opposition party and subsequently decided to announce his return in the most dramatic way possible by ridiculously implying that grey cardinal Jaroslaw Kaczynski is conspiring with […]
From A Covid Junta To A Covid Apartheid: The Greek Example
OneWorld Global Think Tank - Jul 9th 2021 8:02am EDTIt used to be said that Greeks gave their lives for freedom, but now they are giving up their freedom for their lives.
What’s The SCO’s Game Plan For Afghanistan?
OneWorld Global Think Tank - Jul 9th 2021 1:47am EDTThe SCO would do well to coordinate its members’ efforts to contain Afghan-emanating regional terrorist threats such as ISIS-K, encourage a political compromise between Kabul and the Taliban, and devise a plan for developing the war-torn country’s connectivity potential so as to ensure its long-term stability.
India Has Very Limited Security Options For Ensuring Its Interests In Afghanistan
OneWorld Global Think Tank - Jul 8th 2021 3:17am EDTThe Taliban’s lightning-fast takeover of Afghanistan in the wake of the US’ full military withdrawal by September 11th presents certain security concerns for India, but the South Asian state only has very limited options for ensuring its relevant interests, none of which credibly involve any conventional military involvement contrary to widespread speculation about this scenario. […]
The EU Should Be Wary Of Lithuania’s ‘United Talks’ Proposal With China
OneWorld Global Think Tank - Jul 7th 2021 3:46am EDTLithuania is behaving as an American proxy in Europe. Vilnius voluntarily accepts this role because it wrongly believes that it’s the best means for bestowing it disproportionate strategic significance in the bloc.
Extremism In The European Union
OneWorld Global Think Tank - Jul 6th 2021 5:47am EDTExtremism in the European Union (EU) these days is all over the place: Russophobia, vaccination phobia, right-wing extremism, Facebook, Big Tech, Big Pharma extremism and LGBHTQ madness. No one is safe anymore. Your thoughts are being censored and opposite speech is called hate-speech.
Are Pakistani-Ukrainian Relations Problematic For Russia?
OneWorld Global Think Tank - Jul 6th 2021 3:47am EDTPakistani-Ukrainian relations, and in particular the possible impact that Islamabad’s observance of the Sea Breeze 2021 exercises might have on its ties with Moscow, are a non-issue for Russian-Pakistani relations.
Is Foreign Meddling In Ethiopia Actually A Proxy War Against China?
OneWorld Global Think Tank - Jul 5th 2021 3:32am EDTThe US, its Western allies, and the Arab League must stop meddling in Ethiopia’s internal affairs and the GERD issue should be resolved via African Union-led talks, not the UNSC.