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Uzbekistan’s Reported Chinese Jet Deal in a Changing Arms Market - The Times Of Central Asia (opens the original)
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China’s J-10CE could become Uzbekistan’s first new combat fighter in decades that was designed neither in Russia nor the Soviet Union. This summer, defense publications and analysts reported that Tashkent had allegedly already received the first aircraft and could eventually acquire 24 jets. Neither Uzbekistan nor China has confirmed the deal. If the reports prove accurate, the purchase would mark a notable shift for a region whose armed forces still rely heavily on Soviet- and Russian-made equi
SilkParasite Cyberespionage Campaign Targets Central Asian Governments - The Times Of Central Asia (opens the original)
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Cybersecurity researchers have uncovered a cyberespionage campaign targeting government bodies across all five Central Asian states, as well as Georgia. Bitdefender Labs discovered the campaign after detecting malware at an unnamed Central Asian government institution involved in economic decision-making. Researchers later found malicious documents tailored to government targets in Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, Uzbekistan, and Georgia. The documents were designed to look legi
Push for Kazakhstan Oil Exports Diversification as CPC Disruptions Expose Capacity Gap - The Times Of Central Asia (opens the original)
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Kazakhstan has spent years looking for more ways to export its oil without relying so heavily on Russia. This summer has shown how difficult that remains. Shipments to Germany through the Druzhba pipeline have been suspended since May, disruptions on the Black Sea in July forced Tengiz to more than halve production, and now Russia is rerouting Kazakh crude from Ust-Luga to Novorossiysk to free Baltic capacity for its own oil. The shift comes as exports from Russia’s western ports ran 15% below p
What Do Former Presidents Do? From Akayev to Nazarbayev, the Fates of Central Asia’s Ex-Leaders - The Times Of Central Asia (opens the original)
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Central Asia has produced remarkably few former presidents who simply retired from public life. In Kyrgyzstan, former leaders have been driven from office, prosecuted, imprisoned, or forced into exile. Kazakhstan’s Nursultan Nazarbayev has followed a different path, largely withdrawing from public view after losing much of his political influence. Elsewhere, some of the region’s founding presidents died in office, leaving no post-presidential career to examine. The Times of Central Asia has prev
Kazakhstan Kurultai Election: Can a Third Party Break Through? - The Times Of Central Asia (opens the original)
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With only weeks remaining before Kazakhstan elects its new 145-member Kurultai on August 23, three national surveys point to a commanding victory for Adilet and place Auyl in second. The less certain question is whether Ak Zhol, Respublica, or another smaller party can clear the 5% electoral threshold and join them in the new legislature. Seven political parties have been registered to contest the vote. All 145 seats will be allocated through nationwide party lists, so small changes around the t
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