Analysis June 16, 2020 Central Asian Gas Exports to China: Beijing’s Latest Bargaining Chip? Natural gas supplies to the People’s Republic of China have helped drive Central Asia’s economic growth for the last... Read more »
Analysis, Central Asia Papers April 21, 2020 COVID-19’s Negative Effect on Democratization in Central Asia Around the world, the COVID-19 pandemic is highlighting issues beyond public health. In Europe, for example, the crisis is... Read more »
Analysis, Central Asia Papers March 16, 2020 Central Asia’s Force Majeure Fears: Impact of COVID-19 Outbreak on China’s Natural Gas Supply Demands China’s COVID-19 outbreak has seen Beijing’s demand for natural gas stutter, after years of breakneck expansion. In February, China's... Read more »
Central Asia Papers, Russia Political Economy Project October 24, 2018 More Politics than Substance: Three Years of Russian and Chinese Economic Cooperation in Central Asia Over three years ago, in May 2015, Chinese President Xi Jinping and Russian President Vladimir Putin declared that they... Read more »
Central Asia Papers, Russia Political Economy Project October 15, 2018 The Eurasian Economic Union: Putin’s Geopolitical Project The Eurasian Economic Union has styled itself as a desired and dynamic partner operating in the international arena in... Read more »
Black Sea Strategy Papers December 12, 2017 Russia Mulls New Role for its Post-Soviet Military Bloc In October and November 2017, Central Asia and the Caucasus witnessed yet another set of Russian-led military exercises under... Read more »
E-Notes August 18, 2016 Armenia’s Everlasting Protest and Its Resonance in Post-Soviet States The past July marked yet another summer of unrest in Armenia. However, unlike the protests of 2015 dubbed “Electric... Read more »