Central Asia
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Tashkent to Host Third EU–Central Asia Economic Forum on Nov. 26
ASTANA: The third EU–Central Asia Economic Forum will be held in Tashkent on Nov. 26, bringing together representatives of the…
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FAO Warns Climate Disasters Are Draining Up to 3% of Central Asia’s Agricultural GDP
Central Asia’s agrarian economies lose up to 3% of their gross domestic product each year due to natural disasters, according…
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Central Asia Fights for Climate Justice at COP30 as Glaciers Melt and Pressures Mount
Minister of Ecology and Natural Resources of Kazakhstan, Yerlan Nyssanbayev; image: TCA, Aleksandr Potolitsyn The UN Climate Change Conference (COP30)…
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Kazakhstan Delegate at COP30 Highlights Challenges and Value of Global Climate Cooperation
Belém, Brazil — Almira Azhibekova, a member of Kazakhstan’s delegation to the COP30 climate summit in Brazil and a Master…
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Climate Change Deepens Hardship for Tajik Villagers as Agriculture Struggles
Tajikistan remains one of the world’s most climate-exposed countries, with rising temperatures and extreme weather increasingly disrupting daily life, health,…
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President Rahmon Congratulates Nation as Tajikistan Celebrates National Flag Day
Tajikistan marked National Flag Day today with patriotic celebrations in the capital, honoring a symbol that has represented unity, heritage,…
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Kyrgyzstan Unveils World’s First State-Issued Gold-Backed Stablecoin
Kyrgyzstan has become the first country in the world to launch an officially issued, government-backed stablecoin fully secured by physical…
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Russia-Linked Nomad TV Launch in Kyrgyzstan Raises Concerns over Propaganda Influence
A new Kyrgyz TV station, Nomad TV, is launching on November 27, raising concerns that it may serve as a…
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China Moves to Reinforce Its Central Asia Influence after U.S. Push on Critical Minerals
Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi is in Kyrgyzstan as part of a three-country tour aimed at reaffirming Beijing’s position as…
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Central and South Asia: A Region on the Brink of Transformation—and Turbulence
Historically, profound shifts in international politics have emerged after major shocks—wars, revolutions, and large-scale conflicts. Yet political, economic, and socio-cultural…
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