Relations between the five Central Asian countries and ... prosperity for Afghanistan through increased trade,” he told Eurasianet. Trade between Central Asia and Afghanistan is on the rise. For ...

Between 2001 and 2021, the United States helped Central Asia increase its capacity to identify and neutralize threats from Afghanistan through joint training, funding and equipment for border ...

The implications of this move extend far beyond symbolism. By recognizing the Taliban as Afghanistan’s legitimate government, ...

The rise of the Islamic State in Khorasan Province (ISIS-K, or ISKP) militant and terrorist group in Afghanistan and the ...

After 20 years of the U.S.-led war in Afghanistan, Central Asia is increasingly connected to the Islamic Emirate and is building the foundation for sustained economic growth.

Afghanistan and Central Asia share geographic, demographic, ... Following the 2001 NATO/U.S. intervention in Afghanistan, bilateral relations changed and a new dynamic emerged.

After 20 years, the Taliban recaptured most of Afghanistan when the U.S. and international withdrawal precipitated a collapse of the Afghan government and security forces. The five Central Asian ...

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.

China-Central Asian Relations Reversing Course? ... Central Asia’s border with Afghanistan spans more than 2,000 kilometers and, as long as Afghanistan is at war, ...

When the U.S. departed Afghanistan, it took its money with it. Fortunately, leaders from Central Asia and South Asia — Uzbekistan and Pakistan — had already planned to connect the regions to ...

MOSCOW — Russia has strongly warned the United States against deploying its troops in the former Soviet Central Asian nations following their withdrawal from Afghanistan, a senior diplomat said ...

These are certainly tense times for security officials in Central Asia. Barely halfway through this spring, the violence in northern Afghanistan, in provinces just across the border from Central Asia, ...