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Boris Kushhov

Kazakhstan at the World Climate Summit: How Ecology can be Profitable

On December 1, 2023, Dubai hosted the World Climate Summit, which was attended by more than two thousand high-ranking representatives of business, science, and, of course, countries from all the continents of the globe. The following climate and environmental issues were proposed for the summit: transition to carbon neutrality in all sectors of industry and agriculture, accelerating the creation of zero-pollution transport systems, climate financing, transition to clean (green) energy…
Boris Kushhov

Hydropower of Tajikistan – rely on historical partners and respect the interests of neighbors

Tajikistan is one of the most mountainous countries in Central Asia and the world, which makes hydropower one of the country’s most important industries. The Panj, the Vakhsh, the Kofarnihon, and the Zarafshon are the republic’s water and energy resources, which were projected to be 527 billion KWh per year (the eighth indication in the world), with the republic developing only 2%.  The complete utilization of all hydro resources in energy needs will theoretically be enough to power all of Central Asia with electricity three…
Boris Kushhov

SPECA Summit - The New Political and Economic Space and the Role of Baku

On November 24, 2023, Baku became the center of a newly emerging geopolitical and geo-economic region in Eurasia. The city hosted its first-ever SPECA summit, dedicated to the 25th anniversary of the United Nations Special Program for the Economies of Central Asia (SPECA). Established in 1998, the United Nations Special Program for the Economies of Central Asia (SPECA) seeks to offer both humanitarian and economic support to Azerbaijan and the Central Asian nations. This program was initiated in 1997 by Kazakhstan, led by then-President Nursultan Nazarbayev…
Boris Kushhov

Ulaanbaatar is still waiting for its subway - a story showing the problems with relying on Western partners

Boris Kushhov

Uzbekistan’s Oil Imports: How the Price Cap Hurts West’s Potential Partners and Helps Russia’s Partners.

Boris Kushhov

Central Asian Energy - Old Contradictions and New Trends

Boris Kushhov

Tajikistan and Iran – a new phase in their relationship

Boris Kushhov

Mongolian Feminist Diplomacy: “Emancipating Emancipation” in Foreign Policy

Boris Kushhov
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