Uncertainty Over Security Mounts as Kyrgyz Citizens Head to the Polls
After three months of protests following Kyrgyz parliamentary elections tainted by allegations of vote buying and candidate intimidation, Kyrgyz citizens…
Read MoreAfter three months of protests following Kyrgyz parliamentary elections tainted by allegations of vote buying and candidate intimidation, Kyrgyz citizens…
Read MoreEnergy and Economy New Wind Farm to Be Constructed in KazakhstanThe European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD), the Asian…
Read MoreFollowing the seizure of the presidential office by anti-government protestors on October 6, Kyrgyz President Sooronbai Jeenbekov fled the presidential…
Read MoreA Caspian Policy Center (CPC) webinar on September 16, “Central Asia and the Digital Silk Road: Implications of Foreign Surveillance Systems in Central…
Read MoreThe Noble Partner 2020 exercises began in Georgia on September 7 and concluded on September 18. Over 2,700 troops from the United States, the…
Read MoreOn July 12, the Ministry of Defense of the Republic of Azerbaijan reported a ceasefire violation in an area close to the Tovuz region of Azerbaijan. These attacks marked…
Read MoreThe Blue Dot Network (BDN) is an international effort Australia, Japan, and the United States launched in 2019 to mobilize…
Read MoreKazakhstan’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs announced plans August 19 to create the Kazakhstan International Development Agency, or KazAID, to establish a systematic approach…
Read MoreOn August 10, a Bishkek court ruled in favor of more than two dozen residents of Barskoon thought to have been affected by cyanide poisoning…
Read MoreDuring the Caspian Policy Center’s August 11 webinar discussion, the security challenges and policy implications for the post-COVID19 era in…
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