A Second Front Was Almost Opened Against Russia In Central Asia By Andrew Korybko The larger context within which Kyrgyzstan’s latest law enforcement operation was carried out suggests that this foiled regime change plot was less about irreconcilable clan rivalries and… Read More ›
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The G7 Has Central Asia In Its Sights
The G7 Has Central Asia In Its Sights By Andrew Korybko None of the insight shared in this analysis should be misinterpreted as predicting the success of the G7’s planned strategic engagement with Central Asia, but simply as raising awareness of… Read More ›
Western Media Is Wrong To Fearmonger About China’s Intentions In Central Asia
Western Media Is Wrong To Fearmonger About China’s Intentions In Central Asia By Andrew Korybko It’s equally unlikely that the Sino-Russo Entente will rupture over Central Asia or that China will one day dominate the region, with this assessment being due… Read More ›
America’s Scheme Of Swapping Afghan Aircraft For Central Asian Influence Is Admittedly Clever
America’s Scheme Of Swapping Afghan Aircraft For Central Asian Influence Is Admittedly Clever By Andrew Korybko Keeping in mind its envisaged role as a regional leader (which is complemented by its geostrategic position abutting Afghanistan and all Central Asian Republics), Uzbekistan… Read More ›
Seminar On Diamond Jubilee Of Pakistan Emphasises Relations With Central Asian States
Seminar On Diamond Jubilee Of Pakistan Emphasises Relations With Central Asian States By News Desk Lahore – MUSLIM Institute organized a seminar on “Diamond Jubilee of Pakistan and Pakistan’s Relations with Central Asian States”. Dewan of Junagadh and Chairman MUSLIM… Read More ›
Russia Warned Its SCO Partners About The Ulterior Motives Behind The US’ Central Asian Drills
Russia Warned Its SCO Partners About The Ulterior Motives Behind The US’ Central Asian Drills By Andrew Korybko The very fact that three of Russia’s CSTO military allies – one of whom Russian National Security Council Secretary Nikolay Patrushev just claimed… Read More ›
The Socio-Political (Soft Security) Dynamics Of Uzbekistan’s Karakalpakstan Crisis
The Socio-Political (Soft Security) Dynamics Of Uzbekistan’s Karakalpakstan Crisis By Andrew Korybko Uzbekistan’s “Democratic Security” challenge now is to manage local and national perceptions about what transpired so as to avoid having well-intended but naïve folks misled by foreign narratives falsely… Read More ›
Pakistan-Kazakhstan Relations Are Very Promising
Pakistan-Kazakhstan Relations Are Very Promising By Andrew Korybko Kazakh Ambassador to Pakistan Yerzhan Kistafin gave a special lecture on Thursday at the Mission of Unity, Stability & Leadership In Muslims (MUSLIM) Institute in his host country about the promising potential of bilateral relations…. Read More ›
Central-South Asia Regional Connectivity: Grand Initiative By Uzbekistan’s President
Central-South Asia Regional Connectivity: Grand Initiative By Uzbekistan’s President By News Desk On 12th October 2021, a Roundtable Discussion on “Central-South Asia Regional Connectivity: Grand Initiative by His Excellency President Shavkat Mirziyoyev” was organized by Center for Global & Strategic… Read More ›
Afghanistan: Fears, Hopes And Dream Of A New Asia
Afghanistan: Fears, Hopes And Dream Of A New Asia By Ali Hassnain To be able to analyse objectively we have to understand who stands to win and who stands to lose from the current Afghan scenario. We need to understand… Read More ›