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Considering russia is part of the axis of upheaval and russia isn't part of the global south, putting "global south" in the "see also" is completely irrelevant. Tdmurlock (talk) 19:17, 24 November 2024 (UTC)[reply]
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Merge. There is consensus for a merge, the main caveat being not if a merge should happen or not, but the current name of the destination page. As a result, the pages should be merged, and then a move discussion about the name of the destination page opened. ChoucasBleu🐦⬛21:41, 22 January 2025 (UTC)[reply]
Disagreed - The CRINK article is about an acronym from 2023, its origin and usage. The article "Axis of Upheaval" describes the anti-Western quartet of China-Russia-Iran-North Korea, originally based on a single Foreign Affairs article from 2024 of the same title.
There are many names for the China-Russia-Iran-North Korea quartet, just to name a few recent examples: Congressman Michael McCaul called it the "unholy alliance,"[1] the Biden administration called it the "quartet of chaos,"[2] a Congress-backed group called it the "axis of growing malign partnerships."[3]
In general, "Axis of Upheaval" does not seem to be the most common media term for the quartet; for comparison, a Google search for "Axis of Upheaval" and "China" returns fewer results, mostly in connection with the Foreign Affairs article on which this article was originally based, than a search for "CRINK" and "China".
Politico even recently published an article about the naming debate, mentioning CRINK among others but not Axis of Upheaval.[4]
Disagree - Axis of Upheaval does not seem to be the common name. Even US lawmakers don't call it that [5] see Moolenaar. that In fact I think the Axis of Upheaval article should be merged into an expanded CRINK. It is an all-round more neutral and precise name Andro611 (talk) 06:52, 28 December 2024 (UTC)[reply]
Agree to merge to theWP:COMMONNAME (which is what?). CRINK has now grown above stub. No confidence this target is the commonname. WP:NEO is relevant. Is it WP:TOOSOON to know which is the common name? The weak argument is that the scope should be based on words as words (e.g. acro definitions) - despite use in rhetoric. We even have "CRINK the new Axis of evil".[6] in 2024, and CRINK is more neutral. Widefox; talk16:01, 31 December 2024 (UTC)[reply]
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