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Police block off a street following Tuesday's terrorist attack in New York City, October 2017.

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The Paradox of Uzbek Terror

This week’s terrorist attack in Manhattan, carried out by a citizen of Uzbekistan, Sayfullo Saipov, followed several assaults and bombings also involving people from that country.

Marlene Laruelle

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Terrorism & Counterterrorism Nov 1, 2017 Snapshot

The Paradox of Uzbek Terror

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

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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.

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New Friends, New Fears in Central Asia

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Russia's post-Soviet orientation is in serious trouble. The West does not want to see any structure in Eurasia that permits Russian hegemony, but abetting continued...

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Central Asia is central to Eurasian security despite its seeming remoteness. Blessed with natural riches, it nevertheless has two wars in progress, ethnic and...

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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,...

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