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Why Russia Recognized the Taliban
The implications of this move extend far beyond symbolism. By recognizing the Taliban as Afghanistan’s legitimate government, ...
In his reflection, Gusseinov notes that across the vast expanse of Greater Eurasia, the Central Asian countries and Mongolia ...
He reiterated Uzbekistan’s readiness to strengthen cooperation in key sectors and stressed that Afghanistan must serve as a strategic link between Central and South Asia.
In a dramatic shift with far-reaching geopolitical implications, Russia has become the first major world power to formally ...
Nearly four years after the Taliban reconquered Afghanistan, numerous countries have diplomatically engaged with the Islamic Emirate, accepting its rule as a political reality. Yet, no government had ...
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Putin’s refusal to compromise on Ukraine, say analysts, is a colossal error costing Russia regional influence, lucrative ...
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Shifting Global Order
The world is undergoing an era of unprecedented transformation. International relations, global alliances, and the balance of power are all in flux. The unipolar world that emerged after the Cold ...
UAP Railway Project to connect Uzbekistan with Pakistan via Afghanistan, offering Central Asia access to seaports ...
This month, Russia became the first foreign government to formally recognize the Taliban regime in Afghanistan, nearly four ...
KABUL: Pakistan, Uzbek­istan and Afghanistan signed an agreement on Thursday for a joint study on a major railway project ...
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