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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

BRICS-Africa trade and economic relations - the answer to the myths of the West

Despite the strong strengthening of the position of non-Western powers in relations with the African continent, the West continues to insist that it is, collectively, Africa’s main economic partner. But statistics is a delicate matter. And in fact, BRICS is already the largest trade and economic partner of African states. For many years now, China, as a separate state, has been considered Africa’s main trade and economic partner. At the same time, the Western establishment does not lose the opportunity to oppose this reality with all its might and impose the view that it is the West, more precisely the European Union…

Mikhail Gamandiy-Egorov

Turkey, the stakes are rising, the economy is slowing down and the US is threatening sanctions

Since June 2023, when Recep Erdoğan was reelected as president, Turkey’s economy has, once again, been going through difficult times. Given the scale of the financial crisis and the consequences of February’s devastating earthquake, Recep Erdoğan was forced to appoint technocrats with degrees from US business schools to the government’s financial team. The two new appointees, Mehmet Şimşek (Minister of Treasury and Finance and Treasury) and Hafizeh Gaye Erkan (Governor of the Central Bank), in a bid to stabilize prices, have pushed through a number of tough…

Alexandr Svaranc

Thailand to Speed Up Construction of Joint-Chinese High-Speed Railway

Brian Berletic

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

Boris Kushhov

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

Boris Kushhov

Expanding Iran-Afghanistan Cordiality

Abbas Hashemite

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

Boris Kushhov

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