The Great Game Continues: Bagram Air Base Shifts back to USA 
The Silenced Quill: Bangladesh’s Fettered Fourth Estate 
The Mahalla System: Uzbekistan’s Unique Experience with Self-governance 
Historic summit in Khujand: A new stage of regional cooperation 
For President Erdogan, success abroad but protests at home Three Cognitive Levels of the Political Story about Russia’s Inevitable Offensive on Ukraine
The West openly declares that it is not ready to defend Ukraine by military means, but that it has a moral and political excuse
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On the Potential of “Central Asia-India” Cooperation
The milestone upcoming virtual summit of the leaders of India and Central Asia will not only summarize the interim results of the development of relations, but also present initiatives to further strengthening the mechanisms of bilateral and regional cooperation.
India celebrates 73rd Republic Day
Twenty-five tableaux of different states, departments and armed forces were part of the parade.
The United Nations : Failure, Success or In-Between
The UN’s strength is also its weakness. For when the global powers meet at the UN they carry with them the baggage of their respective ideologies and security and economic interests.
The Western messaging to Ukraine’s leadership
How are mass media and politicians in the West framing the Ukraine crisis? Some insights from our columnist
In 2022 India must prioritize Asian Cooperation
For India, aspiring to become a $5 trillion economy and one of the top three global economies by 2031, with international trade contributing close to 40% of its GDP, equitable international cooperation holds the key.
Decoding China’s aid diplomacy
Data shows that countries receiving China’s market-rate loans are not suffering economically, but are not experiencing economic growth either
Historic Samarkand set to become world tourist capital in 2023
For the first time in the country’s history Uzbekistan to host a General Assembly of World Tourism Organisation
Chasing an uproar in Bangladesh
The sectarian violence has caused a global uproar, including in the international media and has dented the image of Bangladesh. This, rather sadly, comes at a time when the country has made significant strides in economic development
How Taiwan is trying to mitigate climate change
The Taiwan Climate Alliance, formed by eight ICT companies, has set the goal of using renewable energy in 100 percent of their manufacturing processes by 2050 and will lead other manufacturers in the supply chain to jointly reach this target.