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Keywords = Central Asia
CAREC and the Perspective of Energy Security in Central Asia
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Central Asia Regional Economic Cooperation (CAREC) is a regional union of eleven countries in Central Asia, ... Read MoreDe-Securitization of Uzbekistan-Tajikistan Relations: Causes and Ramifications
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The noticeable evolutions and changes, in Uzbekistan’s foreign policy particularly towards Tajikistan that occurred after the sudden death of Islam Karimov on September 2016, ... Read MoreChina and Imported Extremism from Central Asia
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The present literature attempts to throw light on extremism in Xinxiang, its causes and strengthening factors. Furthermore the central government’s transaction and proceedings ... Read MoreWater and Sustainable Development in Central Asia
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Water has a vital role in all aspects of human life. It is used for developing all areas including agriculture, industry, and human development. Potable water resources are very rare ... Read MoreThe Role of Economic Cooperation in Sino –Russian Strategic Relationship
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Sino-Russian relationship has been in the stage of strategic cooperation for more than two decades. This cooperation covers different areas including economic cooperation. Trade of ... Read MoreRussia Foreign Policy Challenges in Central Asia: Putin’s Second Presidency
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Following the collapse of USSR, Russia was neglected from a serious attention towards Central Asia and Caucasus countries due to its own internal issues. Therefore a geopolitical vacuum ... Read MoreChina and US Antiterrorism Strategy in Central Asia
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The present article mainly attempts to deliver a comparison between China and US policies in combating terrorism in Central Asia. Therefore it addresses the following question: Which ... Read MoreWater Crisis in Central Asia and the Necessity of Intervention by International Institutions
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Central Asia’s ecosystem is reliant on region’s rivers and lakes. The conflicts over water resources still remain as a potential threat due to the unstable environment. ... Read MoreGeopolitics of American and Chinese Silk Road Narratives in Central Asia
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Some international actors have sought to revive and benefit from the symbolic power of the term “Silk Road” in recent years. China launched the "One Belt One Road" initiative ... Read MorePolitical Economy of India's Foreign Policy and It's Connectivity Strategies towards Central Asia
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Since the collapse of the Soviet Union, and almost after two decades, India’s hopes for US support for effectively connect it to the landlocked ... Read MoreRelations between the Zionist Regime and Kazakhstan
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Israel’s doctrine of periphery alliance has always functioned as a means to higher security, development of economic relations, and also ... Read MoreThe European Union's Normative Power; Instruments and Challenges
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Since the beginning of the third millennium, the European Union's policy toward the Central Asia has been a major part of the EU's common foreign and security policy. Central Asia has ... Read MoreChina and Japan’s Foreign Policy Strategies in Central Asia
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Central Asia has been always under special attention of regional and transregional powers due to its natural resources. A thorough scrutinize in China and Japan’s foreign policy ... Read MoreThe Russian Federation's Discursive Transformation in Central Asia: From Euro-Atlanticism to a Normalized Modern Great Power (1991-2016)
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The Russian Federation has been among the most significant actors in Central Asia during the past two and a half decades – what some have termed as a “New Great Game” ... Read MoreEconomic Diplomacy of the Islamic Republic of Iran; Assessing 25 - year economic relations between Iran and Central Asian Republics
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Due to its cultural and civilizational relations and geopolitical importance in the foreign policy of the Islamic Republic of Iran, Central Asia has always been under attention of Iran’s ... Read MoreRational Choice and the Russia’s preferences in Central Asia
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Russia’s position in international equations is one of the influential elements in global issues. Kremlin’s foreign policy approach towards it’s near abroad and their ... Read MoreISIL Terrorist Cells’ Network in Central Asia
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Central Asia constitutes an area of interest for ISIL in order to create a Transnational Advocacy Network of terrorist cells with the aim to undertake terrorist actions in the battleground ... Read MoreEducational Diplomacy of the Islamic Republic of Iran in Central Asia
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Using educational capabilities, especially in the higher educational domain to develop mutual understanding and make appositive image of a country is called educational diplomacy which ... Read MoreJapan's Foreign Policy in Central Asia
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After World War II, Japan came under the security umbrella of the United States. Due to dominating military logic over the cold war, Japan played a small role in this era and was inactive ... Read MoreGreater Central Asia, from Myth to Reality
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Region word is mutant concept in political term, That’s mean, predefined regions will altered over the time with Political climate. Central Asia in cold war period was a part ... Read MoreChina’s Soft Power in Central Asia: Approaches, Instruments and Goals
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Central Asia is one of the regions with which China has traditionally and for a long period of time had close ties. One aspect of China’s ties and relations with Central Asian ... Read MoreRivalry of the US and China in Central Asia
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Since long ago, competitions and rivalries have always been observed among major world powers as different actors. In this process, major powers have sought to extend their area of ... Read MoreA Glimpse on Changing Foreign Policy of the Republic of Uzbekistan from the Consistency Theory Point of View
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The republic of Uzbekistan is the only country in Central Asia and the Caucasus that has pursued a changing approach in its foreign policy. Uzbekistan's foreign policy has always oscillated ... Read MoreA Survey on the Islamic Republic of Iran's Security Approach to Central Asia
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Due to its particular geopolitical, economic, civilization and strategic location, Iran has always faced various threats by the superpowers. To this, Russia (former Soviet Union) as ... Read MoreClarification of Afghanistan as a Sub-Regional Focus with Emphasis on South Asia and the Role of India