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Central Asia's Encouraging Development

Throughout Central Asia, political momentum is gathering for deeper cooperation, engagement, and coordination.

Ilan Berman

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Economic Development Aug 8, 2017 Snapshot

Central Asia's Encouraging Development

Throughout Central Asia, political momentum is gathering for deeper cooperation, engagement, and coordination.

Ilan Berman

Economic Development Dec 26, 2014 Snapshot

Eurasian Disunion

What started off as a relatively simple customs union in early 2014 has been transformed by treaty into a single economic space. But expansion has come at the cost of...

Nate Schenkkan

Russian President Vladimir Putin delivers his annual end-of-year news conference in Moscow, December 18, 2014.

Monetary Issues May 12, 2014 Snapshot

Customs Disunion

Sanctions might not stop Russia's destabilization of Ukraine, but Western policymakers should embrace them for another reason: because they can put a nail in the...

Nate Schenkkan

A commemorative coin minted in Russia to mark the recent accession of Crimea to the Russian Federation.

Monetary Issues Oct 31, 2013 Snapshot

Kyrgyzstan’s Most Wanted

In just a few short years, Eugene Gourevitch has gone from Kyrgyzstan's premier financier and confidant of the ruling family, to wanted man, to FBI informant. His...

Philip Shishkin

An abandoned uranium combine in the township of Kajy-Sayy, some 188 miles east of Bishkek, March 13, 2013.

U.S. Foreign Policy Aug 20, 2010 Snapshot

Reimagining Eurasia

The United States may have reset its Russia policy, but the U.S. approach to the other states in the region is in dire need of a conceptual revolution.

Samuel Charap and Alexandros Petersen

Strategy & Conflict Apr 12, 2010 Letter From

Letter From Bishkek

Over the years, both Russia and the United States have tried to court Kyrgyzstan. Did their strategic competition help push President Kurmanbek Bakiyev from office?

David Trilling

Political Development Summer 1992 Essay

Central Asia's Catapult to Independence

Few peoples of the world have ever been forced to become independent nations. Yet that is precisely what happened to the five Central Asian republics after Russia,...

Martha Brill Olcott

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