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...too little, too late.
Trump's object is probably a reset with Russia which he might hope will lead to a detachment of Russia from China. So far, these might be's have cost us NATO, Canada, Denmark and the trust of Pacific rim nations.
The stakes are high, one can only hope that Trump can pull this off.
Marcus is becoming part of the Trump Resistance
Caliber.Az is an Azerbaijani news outlet that primarily covers regional and international politics, with a focus on Azerbaijan and its geopolitical interests. Based on available information and its reporting patterns, it tends to forward political positions that align closely with the official stance of the Azerbaijani government. Here’s an overview of the political positions it appears to promote:
Pro-Azerbaijan Sovereignty and Territorial Integrity: Caliber.Az consistently emphasizes Azerbaijan’s perspective on the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict, portraying Armenia as an aggressor and supporting Azerbaijan’s military actions to reclaim disputed territories. It frames these efforts as a defense of national sovereignty and territorial integrity. Anti-Western Criticism: The outlet often highlights perceived hypocrisy or bias from Western institutions, such as the European Union or the United States, especially when they criticize Azerbaijan’s policies or human rights record. For instance, posts on X and articles on its site have accused the EU of making baseless accusations against Baku without evidence, reflecting a defensive stance against Western influence.
Support for Azerbaijan’s Foreign Policy: Caliber.Az promotes Azerbaijan’s strategic partnerships, particularly with Turkey and Russia, while often casting a skeptical eye on Western involvement in the South Caucasus. It tends to frame Azerbaijan as a pragmatic player balancing relations with global powers to protect national interests.
Nationalist Undertones: The outlet’s coverage frequently carries a nationalist tone, celebrating Azerbaijan’s military successes, cultural heritage, and regional influence. It portrays the country as a rising power unjustly targeted by external critics.
Criticism of Armenia and Its Allies: A recurring theme is the vilification of Armenia and its supporters, including diaspora groups or nations seen as sympathetic to Yerevan. This aligns with Azerbaijan’s broader narrative of countering Armenian influence both militarily and diplomatically. While Caliber.Az operates in Russian, English, and Azerbaijani, its editorial line appears to serve as a mouthpiece for Azerbaijan’s state interests rather than an independent or neutral source. It doesn’t seem to advocate for a specific ideological spectrum (e.g., liberalism or socialism) but rather focuses on advancing a state-centric, pro-government agenda. Its coverage of international events is often filtered through the lens of how they impact Azerbaijan’s position on the global stage.
For a deeper analysis, I could search its recent articles or X posts for specific examples, but this summary reflects the general thrust of its content based on what’s observable. Would you like me to dig further into its output?
Fortunately, the Euros won’t let this happen except under the right — complete Russia withdrawal — conditions.
Investment bankers want “Russia business” back on the menu.
It won’t happen overnight but it’ll happen.