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Why Uzbekistan Is Becoming Central to China’s New Eurasian Strategy
Amid a fast-changing global geostrategic and geopolitical landscape, China’s Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) is once again emerging as a driving force in Central Asia’s development.
Turkey Turns Geography into Leverage: The Pipeline That Bypasses Hormuz
Against the backdrop of the blockage of the Strait of Hormuz due to the Iran–US conflict, Turkey and Iraq have agreed to expand the pipeline network, which allows Baghdad to diversify its oil exports and Ankara to strengthen its position as an indispensable energy hub in the region.
Beyond Trade Routes: Why Development Corridors Could Redefine the Middle East’s Geoeconomics
The future of regional connectivity will depend not only on how many railways, ports, and highways are built but also on whether countries can turn the movement of goods into production, investment, jobs, and locally retained value.
