Central Asia is undergoing a fundamental shift in its geopolitical structure, marked by a rapid strategic convergence with China. This reflects a deeper transformation ...

The repressive nature of the Taliban government along with the absence of a credible international enforcement mechanism for ...

The world is undergoing an era of unprecedented transformation. International relations, global alliances, and the balance of ...

Uzbekistan is betting that cooperation with the Afghanistan and the Taliban on infrastructure projects will pay off.

New research reveals how brotherhood, marriage, and shared smuggling routes help the Taliban maintain deep ties with Al-Qaeda ...

Nearly four years after the Taliban’s reconquest of Afghanistan, Moscow has formally recognized the Taliban regime as the ...

In a move that could reshape regional geopolitics, Pakistan, Uzbekistan, and Afghanistan have signed a framework agreement for a Joint Feasibility Study on the Uzbekistan-Afghanistan-Pakistan (UAP) ...

China faces pressure to move beyond economic diplomacy and become Iran’s key security partner as regional instability grows.

Pakistan, Afghanistan, and Uzbekistan have finalized a trilateral agreement to build a railway connecting Tashkent, Kabul, ...

Though not a mutual defense alliance, the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) remains the most important multilateral security structure in Central Asia that includes both Russia and China.

The Tajik government reportedly has given Afghan refugees residing in the country 15 days to leave voluntarily or face ...

This month, Russia became the first foreign government to formally recognize the Taliban regime in Afghanistan, nearly four ...