Central Asia

14 June 2010
Solomon's City: Efforts to ease Kyrgyzstan’s regional and ethnic divides have long faced their greatest challenge in Osh. Six years ago, those efforts seemed to be working.; By Hamid Toursunov

8 June 2010
A Vege-What?: Mongolians like their meat, but a brave few are giving it up. From EurasiaNet.; By Andrew Cullen

27 May 2010
Kazakhstan and China: A Two-Way Street: Can Chinese goods and investment help raise living standards and nurture democratic growth in Kazakhstan?; By Kenjali Tinibai

26 May 2010
Mongolia’s Uneasy Relationship With China: Fast-growing economic ties are contributing to a new interest in things Chinese among Mongolians – and to manifestations of hatred.; By Alicia Campi

25 May 2010
Chinese Money Finds a Mostly Warm Welcome in Kazakhstan: Amid occasional signs of anti-Chinese sentiment, the Kazakh elite are happy to see China upping its stakes in the country’s most valuable industries.

24 May 2010
China’s Central Asian Triad: Long cut off from its historical ties to Central Asia, Beijing now sees Xinjiang as a keystone of China’s security, development, and energy policy.; By Michael Clarke

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