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The Paradox of Central Asian Integration: From Hegemonic Dependency to a Trans-Regional “Chain Coalition”

Central Asia is a complex and geopolitically significant area, comprising five ethnic-based republics: Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, and Uzbekistan. The region’s current security system...

EurAsian (Networks of) Corridors

For over a century, discussions about Eurasia have been dominated by the language of competition. The last two decades accelerated it further: Analysts compare...

Gwadar’s Emergence: Strategic Opportunity or Geopolitical Flashpoint for Regional Trade?

Gwadar Port's 2026 trajectory presents a compelling narrative: a transformative maritime hub designed to decongest the Strait of Hormuz, provide Central Asian landlocked nations...

The Board of Peace and Central Asia

President Donald Trump's alternative to the United Nations is a very ambitious and global idea, the future of which is unclear. Will the body...

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Structural Substitution Inflation and China’s Consumer Paradox

Data have long clearly shown that China's current sluggish...
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