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Keywords = Central Asia
Chinese Development Assistance to Central Asian Countries
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Central Asia is considerably important in China’s foreign policy because of its geographical proximity. Ensuring regional security, combating terrorism, and procuring part of ... Read MoreFrom Neo-Ottomanism to the Turkish Century Türkiye's Attempt to Become an International Power
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One of the consequences of global climate change is the water shortage crisis and the resulting disputes among the beneficiary governments. The criticality of the world's climatic situation ... Read MoreThe Impact of the Ukraine War on Central Asia: The Rise of China or the Strengthening of Multilateralism
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The Russia-Ukraine war in February 2022 caused changes in the international system and blackened the balance of power prospects, especially in a region like Central Asia where Russia ... Read MoreRelations between the Islamic Republic of Iran and the Kyrgyz Republic; Stagnation and Stability (1992-2022)
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The Agreement on the Establishment of Formal Diplomatic Relations between the Islamic Republic of Iran and the Kyrgyz Republic was signed in 1992 as one of the five countries in the ... Read MoreTrasica Rail Corridor and Commercial Relations of Iran and Central Asia
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Trasica Corridor is one of the most important corridors connecting East Asia to Europe. This article seeks to investigate the effect of Iran's geo-economic position on the use of the ... Read MoreJapan’s Public Diplomacy in Central Asia
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In the era of globalization, which has been accompanied by evident changes in international system, the importance of non-governmental players has been increasing and public diplomacy ... Read MoreThe Factors of the Stability of Authoritarian Governments in Central Asia An Ancient Heritage and a Modern Superstructure
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After the collapse of the Soviet Union and independence, the five countries of Central Asia have been able to endure their independent sovereignty without crisis, conflict, war, and ... Read More Turkey’s Economic Diplomacy in Central Asia
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In recent two decades, Turkey has consolidated its presence in Central Asian countries and played an active role in political and cultural spheres in this region. Through cultural and ... Read MoreThreat perception in Iran-Saudi relations in the Middle East and Central Asia
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AbstractThe causes of wars and conflicts at different levels in international relations can be investigated and interrogated from the perspective of threat perception. Threat perception ... Read MoreAfghanistan Role in Campaigns of Central Asia Security Complex from 2000 to 2020
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Read MoreTurkey’s Economic Plans in Central Asia: Opportunities and Threats for Iran
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The present paper intends to explore Turkey’s economic plans in Central Asia from the perspective of the opportunities and threats posed to Iran; therefore, using thematic analysis ... Read MorePipeline Politics in Central Asia: Iran’s Interests and Options
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Energy security is a cornerstone of foreign policy of the great powers. Energy resources of the Caspian Sea and Central Asia as two critical geopolitical areas are of great importance ... Read MoreExplaining the Nexus Approach in the Hydropolitical Relations of the Central Asian Region
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a The link between water, energy and food has become a common concept in environmental change research and policy discussions, which, by identifying the optimal ... Read MoreThe Nature of Relations between Germany and the Russian Federation in Central Asia
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Gaining political independence and sovereignty, at the end of the unification process, confronted Germany with new foreign policy challenges. On the other hand, The Russian Federation, ... Read MoreRussia in Syria and Takfirism in Central Asia
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Civil war in Syria and the interventions of regional and transregional players with their diverse and opposite motivations have led to different implications including the strengthening ... Read MoreIran and Sino-Russian Axis in Central Asia
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Central Asia is of great significance for Iran in terms of geopolitical and geostrategic links. In the meanwhile, China and Russia have also paid more attention to Central Asia in recent ... Read MoreRussian Federation and Russian - Oriented Institutionalism in Central Asia
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After the collapse of the USSR and the development of new Russia, the areas that impacted directly on Russia’s security, came into a higher significance. The dominance of geopolitical ... Read MoreCentral Asia in the Binary of South Korea’s Eurasian Initiative and Chinese Belt – Road
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The Eurasia Initiative (EAI) was launched in 2013 by the South Korean President immediately following Chinese Belt - Road Initiative and was reaffirmed in 2017 by the current President ... Read MoreEU's New Strategy in Central Asia and Transition from a Normative Power to a Pragmatic Actor
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The European Union's approach to Central Asia has undergone major developments over the past three decades. Compared to the EU's previous strategy in Central Asia (March 2007), its ... Read MoreRenewable Energy and Regional Cooperation in Central Asia
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Central Asia has many capacities to generate and use renewable energy. Addressing energy insecurity in the region may be the strongest incentive for Central Asian governments to develop ... Read MoreDe-Securitization in Central Asia: Causes and Contexts
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Central Asia has been characterized by some regional disputes and tensions including the securitization of border and territorial disputes, water and environment issues, ... Read MoreDrug Trafficking and Terrorist Violations in Central Asia
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The linkage between terrorism and drugs in Central Asia is commonly based upon a simplified perception of Afghanistan’s situation. Accordingly the violation that is derived from ... Read MoreManaging Transboundary Rivers and Security in Central Asia
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With the collapse of the Soviet Union, the centralized and highly complex mechanism for water resourced allocation in Central Asia turned into a complex cross-border water management ... Read MoreRivalry and Divergence in Shanghai Cooperation Organization (Through the lens of China – Russia and India - Pakistan disagreements)
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The perspective of integration and deepening cooperation among SCO members within last two decades, especially after its recent geographical extension towards South Asia, is faced with ... Read MoreTurkey's Foreign Policy Outlines in Central Asia