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União Econômica Eurasiática: Desafios e oportunidades para a integração em 2025
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União Econômica Eurasiática: Desafios e oportunidades para a integração em 2025
April 2, 2025

Apesar dos grandes problemas criados pela ingerência ocidental na Eurásia, a UEE continua sendo um fator chave para a inserção regional na realidade geopolítica multipolar.

Eurasian Economic Union: Challenges and opportunities for integration in 2025
April 2, 2025

Despite the significant challenges posed by Western interference in Eurasia, the EEU remains a key factor for the region’s insertion into the multipolar geopolitical reality.

Eurasian Economic Union: Challenges and opportunities for integration in 2025
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China springs a BRI surprise on U.S.
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China springs a BRI surprise on U.S.
June 12, 2024

The report of the death of China’s Belt and Road Initiative [BRI] was an exaggeration, after all. Within days of the US President Joe Biden’s acerbic remark during an interview last week with the Time magazine that the BRI has “become a nuisance graveyard initiative,” a trilateral intergovernmental agreement to commence construction work on the China-Kyrgyzstan-Uzbekistan [CKU] railway project was signed in Beijing on Thursday. 

Main Trade Partners of Former Soviet Republics
March 21, 2024

The Soviet Union broke up in 1991 with fifteen independent states arising instead. Check out our infographic to learn what these states’ main trade partners are more than thirty years on.

Main Trade Partners of Former Soviet Republics
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Islamic State joins the great game in Central Asia
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Islamic State joins the great game in Central Asia
July 22, 2015

There was a surprise element in the US State Department announcement on July 16 in Washington that its 2014 Human Rights Defender Award goes to a jailed Kyrgyz activist, Azimjam Askaraov. Indeed, the US decision to pick a row with […]

US Drones to Deploy in Central Asia
March 24, 2014

On February 16 the Los Angeles Times reported that the Obama administration is making contingency plans to use air bases in Central Asia to conduct drone missile attacks in northwest Pakistan in case the White House is forced to withdraw all U.S. forces from Afghanistan at the end of this year without having an agreement of the status of forces… The implementation of United States plans to deploy drones in Central Asia will expand the US military presence in the region and create conditions for conducting secret operations using unmanned aerial vehicles while negatively affecting the regional balance of forces.

US Drones to Deploy in Central Asia
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Afghanistan and its Future (III)
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Afghanistan and its Future (III)
October 9, 2013

Washington does not exclude that the repetition of Syria scenario caused by NATO withdrawal from Afghanistan may result in strategic advantage to meet its interests. Controlled chaos is a tried and true method. A would-be war in Afghanistan will enable the Americans to control the Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region in China, maintain instability in the vicinity of Iranian borders and exacerbate the relations between India and Pakistan. Finally, the United States will maintain a springboard to exert pressure on Central Asia. Since 2014 Afghanistan is to become a major security problem for Russia…

SCO: Security Challenges Dominate Agenda
July 28, 2013

While the 2013 Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) Summit in Bishkek is getting closer, the Kyrgyz Republic, the host country, has launched a number of high-level meetings for preliminary consideration of the issues on the list, especially the ones related to security… The SCO has an important role to play here by gradually involving the war-torn country into the international cooperation process… The forthcoming summit in Bishkek in September 2013 will be an occurrence of great importance taking decisions of not only regional, but rather global dimension…

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