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An Empire in Agony: Why the US Doesn’t Call the Shots in Central Asia
A sharp critique of Luke Coffey’s article on the C5+1 format and American ambitions in the region
From Buffer to Bridge: The Wakhan Corridor and the Return of Russia and China to Eurasia
As the United States reassesses its global commitments, the opening of Afghanistan’s Wakhan Corridor creates a new trade artery between China, Central Asia and South Asia — giving Russia and China new openings to reshape the Eurasian order.
Bishkek 2026: Multipolar Reality Continues Without Western Permission
On September 1, the leaders of some of Eurasia’s most consequential states gathered in Bishkek for the 26th meeting of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization’s Council of Heads of State.
