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Uzbekistan: A New Linchpin in China’s Central Asia Policy?
On March 31, Uzbekistan’s Minister of Investment and Foreign Trade Sardor Umurzakov and China’s Minister of Commerce Wang Wentao met…
Contrary to Previous Claims, Evidence Shows Iskander Missiles in the Second Nagorno-Karabakh War
Following months of denial by Armenia, Azerbaijan, and Russia, Azerbaijan’s National Agency for Mine Action (ANAMA) provided evidence that suggests that Armenia…
PRESS RELEASE: Caspian Policy Center Holds Discussion on the Economic Freedom in the Caspian Region
Experts discussed the results of the Heritage Foundation’s 2021 Index of Economic Freedom and what they mean for the Caspian…
Media Highlights of the Week – April 12, 2021
Energy and Economy Azerbaijan and Croatia Discuss Cooperation in Energy Projects During a meeting, Azerbaijan’s Energy Minister Parviz Shahbazov and…
With Increasing Turkic Council Activity, Ties Between Turkey and Caspian Region Ready to Expand
With the possibility of new transit corridors connecting Turkey and the Caspian region, as well as a growing number of…
Anti-China Protests Held in Several Kazakhstani Cities
On March 27, hundreds of protesters gathered in cities across Kazakhstan to rally against Chinese economic presence in the Central Asian country.…
Suez Canal Shutdown Highlights the Need for a Trans-Caspian Trade Corridor
From March 23 until it was freed on March 29, the Ever Given, a massive container ship that had run aground while…
After International Visits, Japarov’s Foreign Policy Comes into Focus
In late February, Sadyr Japarov flew to Russia for his first international visit as the newly elected President of Kyrgyzstan.…
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Caspian Policy Center (CPC) is an independent, nonprofit research think tank based in Washington D.C. Economic, political, energy and security issues of the Caspian region constitute the central research focus of the Center. The Caspian region, at the crossroads of the East and the West, is increasingly becoming a crucial area of global interest with its rich natural resources, geopolitical rivalry and economic development. Established in 2016, the Center aims at becoming a primary research and debate platform in the Caspian region with relevant publications, events, projects and media productions to nurture a comprehensive understanding of the intertwined affairs of the Caspian region. With an inclusive, scholarly and innovative approach, the Caspian Policy Center presents a platform where diverse voices from academia, business and policy world from both the region and the nation’s capital interact to produce distinct ideas and insights to the outstanding issues of the region.
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