Tag: Nagorno Karabakh
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Sporting Genocide
April 23, 2023
NATO’s malign influence has sullied almost all the world’s sporting groups and tournaments, Declan Hayes writes.
South Caucasus: A Battle of Wills and Corridors
December 31, 2022
Azerbaijan and Turkiye are gunning to establish the “Zangezur corridor,” in direct conflict with Iran and Armenia’s interests as it entails the blockade of the Lachin corridor – a lifeline for the ethnic Armenians of Nagorno-Karabakh.
Frenemies: Russia and Turkey’s ‘Cooperative Rivalry’
November 27, 2021
Russia and Turkey are often mistakenly cast as allies. Their active rivalry in some of Eurasia’s biggest zones of conflict is only likely to grow as Ankara seeks a seat at the Big Table.
‘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.
