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Turkic Chinese soup: A barometer of anti-Chinese sentiment

A heavy soup made of pulled noodles, meat, and vegetables symbolizes Central Asia’s close cultural and/or ethnic ties with China’s repressed Turkic and Hui...

Kazakhstan Must Rise to Challenge of Diversification, as Productivity Stagnates

Kazakhstan’s real gross domestic product (GDP) growth is projected at 3.8% for 2018 – down from 4.1% in 2017 – and to stabilize at...

Developing the IT sector will make Central Asia more united and independent

This September marked the second anniversary of the death of Islam Karimov, the former President of Uzbekistan, and the de-facto accession to power of...

Kazakhstan Needs Robust Reforms to Boost Productivity and Growth

Kazakhstan needs to boost productivity to reverse the slowdown in economic growth, says a new World Bank report released today. The new Country Economic Memorandum...

Legal framework of the Caspian Sea and the interests of Iran

Authors: Javad Heirannia and Omid Shokri Kalehsar* In international law, the concept of power is inevitably alongside with the principles of the law. In other words,...

Kazakh court case tests Chinese power

A Kazakh court is set to put to the test China’s ability to impose its will and strongarm Muslim nations into remaining silent about...

Reforms Can Accelerate Economic Diversification in Kazakhstan

Kazakhstan’s future growth depends on reforms that provide a level playing field for the private sector and support economic diversification, according to a new...

China’s policies spur Central Asians to cautiously chart independent course

China’s brutal crackdown in its north-western province of Xinjiang and growing questions about the dark side of some of its Belt and Road investments...

Astana: City of new opportunities

Relocating a capital, and creating from scratch not only an administrative and diplomatic centre, but also a new continental and global hub, is a...

The Big Secret: U.S.- North Korea Summit Venue Revealed

This piece is unusual in that it is either going to end up as a fiasco or a scoop.  If the latter, then, as...

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