How Central Asia Has Handled Islamic Extremism
Radical Islamic extremism established a presence in Central Asia in the late Soviet era.
Radical Islamic extremism established a presence in Central Asia in the late Soviet era.
The Iranian Islamic revolution of 1979 had important implications throughout the Islamic world, and Turkey has been no exception.
Moscow and Beijing face both challenges and opportunities in the “Post-Soviet Space.”
This Spring, the Trump administration formally released its official strategy for Central Asia...and made clear that it views Central Asia as a world region where the United States has intrinsic economic and security interests.