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The View From the Ground: China’s Evolving Strategy in South and Central Asia

The View From the Ground: China’s Evolving Strategy in South and Central Asia

By Sophia Nina Burna-Asefi
China’s growing footprint in South and Central Asia has been made possible by the influx of grants, loans, mergers, and economic concessions for projects.
Is There a Future for Central Asia’s Indian Ocean Transport Projects?

Is There a Future for Central Asia’s Indian Ocean Transport Projects?

By Eldaniz Gusseinov
The viability of the projects depends on the region's ability to navigate geopolitical tensions, security challenges, and economic uncertainties.

Can China’s Global South Strategy Achieve Its Objectives in Central Asia?

Can China’s Global South Strategy Achieve Its Objectives in Central Asia?

By Chan Young Bang
China’s foreign policy toward Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan has had contrasting results over the years.

Trial of 11 Journalists in Kyrgyzstan Ends in Prison Sentences and Acquittals

Trial of 11 Journalists in Kyrgyzstan Ends in Prison Sentences and Acquittals

By Catherine Putz
Of the 11 journalists charged in a case that has drawn heavy criticism, two received prison sentences, two probation, and seven were acquitted.

Why Are the US Presidential Elections Relevant for Central Asia?

Why Are the US Presidential Elections Relevant for Central Asia?

By Akilbek Tilavoldiev
The U.S. presidential elections have always had a significant impact on the foreign policies of various countries, including relations with the states of Central Asia.     
Kyrgyzstan’s New North-South Highway Nears Completion

Kyrgyzstan’s New North-South Highway Nears Completion

By Joe Luc Barnes
Work on Kyrgyzstan’s North-South Alternative Highway, an ambitious project to speed up travel throughout the mountainous country and help connect its disparate regions, may finally be coming to an end.

Verdict Expected Soon in Trial of 11 Journalists in Kyrgyzstan

Verdict Expected Soon in Trial of 11 Journalists in Kyrgyzstan

By Catherine Putz
The case has come to define Kyrgyzstan's autocratic slide under President Sadyr Japarov.
Will Central Asia Speak Up? A Look at the Upcoming UNGA Session

Will Central Asia Speak Up? A Look at the Upcoming UNGA Session

By Bimal Adhikari and Alida Begezhanova
Central Asian nations are forming closer alliances with each other in light of the Russo-Ukrainian War, and these efforts are reflected in their recent UNGA speeches.

Kyrgyzstan’s First President Seeks Restoration of ‘Ex-President’ Status and Privileges

Kyrgyzstan’s First President Seeks Restoration of ‘Ex-President’ Status and Privileges

By Catherine Putz
Akayev has the dual distinction of having been independent Kyrgyzstan’s first president and also its first president to be ousted in a popular revolution.

Kyrgyz Government Again Warns Citizens Against Travel to Russia

Kyrgyz Government Again Warns Citizens Against Travel to Russia

By Catherine Putz
Amid increased migration regulations and enforcement, the Kyrgyz government urged citizens to “temporarily refrain” from traveling to Russia unless they have “compelling reasons” to do so.

Kyrgyzstan’s Kloop Denied on Final Appeal, Liquidation Order Stands

Kyrgyzstan’s Kloop Denied on Final Appeal, Liquidation Order Stands

By Catherine Putz
Kloop co-founder Rinat Tukhvatshin has vowed to "continue to publish the most in-depth investigations, the most balanced news, and the most incisive columns.”
Finding Home in Bishkek: Kyrgyzstan’s South Asian Expats

Finding Home in Bishkek: Kyrgyzstan’s South Asian Expats

By Jessica Sims and Haley Zehrung
The May mob violence targeting South Asian students in Kyrgyzstan’s capital was deeply jarring for the community of Indian and Pakistani expats that have made Bishkek their home. 

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