Exiting from a Sparse Hegemony: Central Asia’s Place in a Transforming Liberal International Order
This piece is a collaboration between the Foreign Policy Research Institute and the Oxus Society for Central Asian Affairs. As…
Read MoreThis piece is a collaboration between the Foreign Policy Research Institute and the Oxus Society for Central Asian Affairs. As…
Read MoreRachel Harris, Guangtian Ha, and Maria Jaschok (eds). Ethnographies of Islam in China. (Honolulu, HI: University of Hawaii Press, 2020)…
Read MoreDuring the 19th century, Britain and Russia vied for influence in the territories between British India in the south and…
Read MoreAs the current stage of conflict in Afghanistan works its way towards a conclusion, China needs to decide its role…
Read MoreIn this paper, we explore the third strategy in China’s toolkit by examining the activities of Chinese PSCs in Central Asia, a region of vital importance to the success of the Belt and Road Initiative.
Read MoreHigh in the mountains of Ladakh, Asia’s economic giants India and China came to blows in June in their disputed…
Read MoreThe U.S. is largely exiting the region as a security partner, while Moscow continues to retain a strategic edge over Beijing. But the gap is closing, and, if the trends continue, Moscow may find its influence further undermined in the coming decade.
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