The Afghan Civil War spilling over into Turkmenistan. The Taliban reportedly chased approximately 100 members of the Afghan Border Forces into Turkmenistan following heated fighting
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New Silk Roads Define Brand China
The New Silk Roads symbolize way more than high-speed rail lines crisscrossing Eurasia, or a maze of highways, pipelines and port connectivity. They represent a
Iran’s Responsible for the Caspian Summit’s Success
The five countries of the Caspian Sea region signed an agreement on the body of water’s official status and agreed to work together with one
Russia Could Aid China’s TAPI Plans and “Zip” Together Eurasia
China expressed an interest in joining the TAPI gas pipeline. Pakistan’s Daily Times reported that China would like to build a branch line through the
All Hands on Deck: The Caspian Sails Towards Eurasia Integration
The long-awaited deal on the legal status of the Caspian Sea signed on Sunday in the Kazakh port of Aktau is a defining moment in
Big Power Competition in the Eastern Mediterranean: Is Trump Missing the Point?
A Trump administration decision to sanction two key Turkish officials in retaliation for the continued detention of an American cleric coupled with unqualified support for
China’s Investment Trap has Become a Major Concern in Central Asia
Perhaps the most curious topic of today’s Central Asian agenda is the growing dependence of local states on Chinese loans, which would often be referred
The Chinese-Iran Rail Corridor Must Include Uzbekistan to be Successful
According to Xinhua, China’s Inner Mongolia region will be connected to the Islamic Republic by utilizing preexisting rail routes through Kazakhstan and Turkmenistan, a concept
