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Watch the first panel from CACI and the Rumsfeld Foundation-organized eCAMCA week.

This event marks the publication of two Silk Road Papers on the state-religion relationships in Central Asia, a study of Kyrgyzstan by Johan Engvall and one on Turkmenistan by Victoria Clement.

Beijing has reason to be pleased with the West’s relatively muted response to its plan to introduce a new national security law in Hong Kong, US analysts said, and increasingly confident in the decision to tighten its grip on the city.

Only recently many considered large, integrated economic and political zones to be signs of the future. But the collapse of oil prices, the COVID-19 pandemic, and new forms of multipolarity are refocusing many on national needs and global rather than bloc developments.

Only recently many considered large, integrated economic and political zones to be signs of the future. But the collapse of oil prices, the COVID-19 pandemic, and new forms of multipolarity are refocusing many on national needs and global rather than bloc developments. Given this, how does the Eurasian Economic Union look today? What is its future for members, and how should non-members regard it? 

How does the Eurasian Economic Union look today? What is its future for members, and how should non-members regard it?

Countries in the Middle East and Central Asia region have been hit by two large and reinforcing shocks, resulting in significantly weaker growth projections in 2020.

AFPC senior fellow in Defense Studies Peter Garretson interviewed by PREDICT (a Medium publication about the future) on the topic of "The Trends & Challenges of 21st century Air Power."

The speaker will discuss the briefing paper, entitled "How is Afghanistan Really Doing."

On January 29th, the American Foreign Policy Council held its inaugural Capitol Hill seminar on “Understanding Iran.”