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Central Asia’s Border Regime Creates New Distance and Connection - Jamestown (opens the original)
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09.30.2026 Alexander DienerNargiza Muratalieva Central Asian regionalism has made a viable pivot since independence, and borders continue to play an important role in deepening regional cooperation. Intentions to improve border management mark ongoing cooperation (see EDM, September 24). On September 23, the heads of the Kyrgyz, Kazakh, and Tajik border services met in Issyk-Kul to strengthen information-sharing and operational cooperation along their borders (Kaktus Media, September 23). Some o
OTS Expands Agenda From Connectivity to Security - Jamestown (opens the original)
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The Fifth Meeting of the Secretaries of the Security Councils of the Organization of Turkic States (OTS), held in Baku on September 17, provided the latest indication of the organization’s expanding security role (President of Azerbaijan, September 17). Held in Azerbaijan for the first time, the meeting highlighted the organization’s growing institutionalization of security cooperation. It focused on regional security, common threats, and mechanisms for joint responses (President of Azerbaijan,
EAEU Pushes Agricultural Integration Amid Global Food Security Risks - Jamestown (opens the original)
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The Institute of Economics of the Russian Academy of Sciences (RAN) outlined three scenarios for the near-term future of Eurasian agriculture in an August report. Two of these scenarios assume the Strait of Hormuz will remain closed. The report, entitled “The Near East Crisis and Food Security: Consequences for the EAEU Agricultural Complex,” illustrates how the Eurasian Economic Union (EAEU) is seeking to adapt to a more fragmented global economic order. It notes that the EAEU remains one of th
Ukrainian Attacks Leading Russian Corporations to Mull Moving Out of Moscow - Jamestown (opens the original)
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Ukrainian drone attacks on Moscow have spread fears among the population. They have prompted numerous firms in the capital to consider relocating operations to regions east of the Urals, and thus farther from the Ukrainian border. These plans will only increase in number and immediacy if, as expected, Ukraine soon begins attacking the Russian capital with ballistic missiles (The Moscow Times, September 23; Svobodnaya Pressa, September 24). The impact of drone attacks and the prospect of ballisti
Azerbaijan Expands Green Energy Production - Jamestown (opens the original)
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Azerbaijan connected the 100-megawatt Gobustan solar plant to the grid on September 16, adding to a rapidly expanding renewable sector that Baku says will reduce domestic gas consumption and support its electricity and gas exports.The renewable build-out builds on Azerbaijan’s gas-based energy strategy, with the United Arab Emirates’ Masdar, Saudi Arabia’s ACWA Power, the People’s Republic of China’s Universal Energy, and SOCAR Green developing major solar and wind projects. Baku’s green energy
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