#Central Asia
Total 20 articles
As Russia weakens from the Ukraine war, China expands its influence across Central Asia through energy deals and infrastructure investments, reshaping three decades of geopolitical balance.
As US-Iran conflict escalates, Central Asian nations issue careful statements that reveal their complex balancing act between economic ties and geopolitical pressures.
As EU demands end to alleged sanctions evasion, small Central Asian nation faces tough choice between Russian ties and Western pressure
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After pipeline disruptions, Kazakhstan pivots away from China dependency toward Trump's Middle Corridor, reshaping Central Asian energy flows and great power competition.
Turkmenistan's former president emphasizes diversifying gas exports as top priority, potentially reshaping global energy markets and challenging China's dominance.
The Tian Shan mountains, Central Asia's crucial water source, could lose up to 82% of glacier mass by 2100, threatening millions and sparking geopolitical tensions.
US pivots to Central Asia for critical minerals, challenging China and Russia's dominance. What's driving this high-stakes geopolitical gamble?
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Kazakhstan prosecutes 19 anti-China protesters while pursuing political reforms, highlighting the complex balance between Chinese economic influence and domestic stability in Central Asia.
Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, and Azerbaijan are hiring expensive US lobbyists as Trump's second term begins. What's driving this unprecedented investment in Washington influence?
As the Trump administration’s Pax Silica alliance clashes with China’s hypergravity research, Kazakhstan is emerging as a critical hub for the global tech supply chain in 2026.
Russian commentator Vladimir Solovyov has sparked diplomatic outrage by suggesting potential military operations in Central Asia and Armenia. Read about the regional responses.
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On January 1, 2026, the US State Department added Turkmenistan to the Visa Bond Pilot Program. Travelers now face bonds up to $15,000, creating a massive barrier for citizens of the low-income nation.
