Central Asia is at risk of collapse if the socio-economic consequences of World War C aren’t addressed after much-needed remittance flows from Russia were abruptly
Tag: Kyrgyzstan
The US’ Central Asian Strategy Isn’t Sinister, But That Doesn’t Mean It’ll Succeed
The US’ newly unveiled “Strategy For Central Asia 2019-2025” surprisingly isn’t sinister like some of the country’s critics might have expected, but that doesn’t mean
Trials and Tribulations of Central Asia integration
Crossing Tajikistan from west to northeast – Dushanbe to the Tajik-Kyrgyz border – and then Kyrgyzstan from south to north all the way to Bishkek
CSTO Strengthens Military Brotherhood
Challenges and threats facing the world today, first and foremost linked with international terrorism, are forcing all the nations to increasingly concern themselves with issues
Crisis in Kyrgzyztan: Another Color Revolution or Even Civil War?
The historically unstable Central Asian country of Kyrgyzstan was suddenly thrown into yet another crisis after the former president and his supporters opened fire on
Daesh is Getting Ready to Infiltrate into Central Asia from Afghanistan
Russia’s FSB Director warned that approximately 5,000 Syrian-hardened Daesh terrorists of Central Asian origin are amassing along Afghanistan’s northern border region in preparation for infiltrating
Turkic Chinese Soup: A Barometer of Anti-Chinese Sentiment
A heavy soup made of pulled noodles, meat, and vegetables symbolizes Central Asia’s close cultural and/or ethnic ties with China’s repressed Turkic and Hui Muslims.
Securing Xinjiang: China Adds Security Component to Belt and Road Initiative
China appears to be shifting gears in its multi-billion dollar Belt and Road initiative. Long projected as driven by economics and the benefit of infrastructure
