Alot depends onhow clearly peaceful interaction inCentral Asia and around itwill bere-established, inaway that’s acceptable for all parties, writes Yuri Vasilyev, Special correspondent for the Vzglyad business newspaper. There isone ofthe main questions for Uzbekistan asone ofthe main partners ofRu

Wedonot know ifpeace inAfghanistan becomes areality. However, right now, for the first time inthe past 40years, internal political stabilisation inthis country has the most solid foundation, writes Valdai Club Programme Director Timofei Bordachev.

What challenges face Central Asia? What limits the development of opportunities? Artem Dankov, Associate Professor of the Department of World Politics at Tomsk State University discusses the most important long-term trends that are shaping the socio-economic landscape of Central Asia for the coming

On July 25-26, Tashkent will host an international conference “Afghanistan: Security and International Development. ” Valdai Club expert Ulugbek Khasanov writes why it is crucial to prevent Afghanistan from becoming a source of permanent threats for the neighbouring countries, to ensure the particip

The forthcomming summit of the Shanghai Coopertion Organisation iscritically important for global peace and international security. The first post-pandemic, comprehensive, in-person meeting ofthe Eurasian G8and its partners isexpected tocome off asahistoric event, writes Rashid Alimov, Professor, A