Eurasia

Are EU Sanctions Enough to Pressure Russia? Unpacking the Conflict

The EU's relations with Russia have gone through several complex phases since the end of the Cold War when Russia's relations with Western European...

The Pakistan-Tajikistan Strategic Partnership

During the recent visit of Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif to Tajikistan, a series of memorandums of understanding and agreements were signed, marking a significant...

The Concept of Advocacy Development in Kazakhstan for 2022-2025

The creation of a Rechtsstaat – a state ruled by law – is impossible without a strong and independent legal community. The effectiveness of...

Russia and India: In the common interest no matter what

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi will soon visit Russia. The upcoming trip will be Modi's first to the country since 2019 and comes less...

Prospect of China’s Transportation Infrastructure Development in Central Asia Remains Challenging

Since the beginning of the Donald Trump era, the United States has initiated a series of economic and technological crackdowns on China. Coupled with...

Between ‘Rebelling’ and ‘Conforming’: The Gendered Paradox of the Put’ Domoi Movement in Russia

The leader and participants of the grassroots protest Put’ Domoi (The Way Home) have been labelled as ‘foreign agents’ by the Russia’s Ministry of...

Kazakhstan at the Helm: Advancing Regional Cooperation under the SCO Summit 2024

In an era where geopolitical tensions and global challenges demand robust cooperation, the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) stands as a testament to the enduring...

Russia Holds BRICS Games Amid Heightened Geopolitical Divergences

At the beginning of 2024, Russian President Vladimir Putin received the baton of BRICS chairmanship, according to the decision adopted by the 15th BRICS...

Radicalised migration poses a threat to Central Asia?

It is generally believed that countries in Central Asia are major suppliers of migrant workers. The countries such as Tajikistan, Uzbekistan, and Kyrgyzstan, are...

Kazakhstan’s Constitutional Court Continues to Uphold Legal Sovereignty and Citizen Rights

In every developed democracy, constitutional control bodies are considered as custodians of a state’s legal sovereignty. Tasked with safeguarding constitutional order, fundamental human rights,...

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