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Russia’s waning influence in Central Asia

By Aidan Springs
Published July 3, 2023 10:00am ET
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Russia’s waning influence in Central Asia
Following Russia’s numerous geopolitical gaffes over the past few years, most prominently its botched war in Ukraine, Central Asian states have begun to second-guess their relationship with Vladimir Putin’s government. This is a significant shift. GOP SHIFT FROM FREE TRADE IS IRREVERSIBLE, TRUMP TRADE REPRESENTATIVE LIGHTIZER SAYS The economies of Russia and Central Asia have […]

Following Russia’s numerous geopolitical gaffes over the past few years, most prominently its botched war in Ukraine, Central Asian states have begun to second-guess their relationship with Vladimir Putin’s government.

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