European National Policies Series – Russia and Central Asia
Russia is a unique actor in Central Asia. It is the former colonial power and it continues to shape the...
Kyrgyzstan
Discussing human rights with Central Asia is not enough
Universal human rights seem to bypass Central Asia Central Asia is probably the most authoritarian region in the world. According...
Looking for National Consensus in Post-Violence Kyrgyzstan
Following the June 2010 violence in Kyrgyzstan, ethnic nationalist voices of all stripes have become particularly loud, expressing their views...
Evaluation of the EU’s human rights policies and engagement in Central Asia
This report, that was commissioned by the European Parliament, argues that European support for human rights in Central Asia mostly...
International Coordination of Water Sector Initiatives in Central Asia
Water resources and their management are a key policy area for Central Asian republics, as well as for international donors....
Международное сотрудничество в области водных инициатив в Центральной Азии
Водные ресурсы Центральной Азии и управление ими - один из приоритетов политики властей Казахстана, Кыргызстана, Таджикистана, Туркменистана, Узбекистана и международных...
Mapping EU development aid to Central Asia
This collection of factsheets provides an overview of European Union (EU) aid allocations to Central Asia (2007-13) through various geographical and regional...
European National Policies Series – Norway and Central Asia
Norway is a peripheral European state, with a population of only five million, but it has an economy that is...
EUCAM essay competition
The European Union’s (EU) engagement policy towards authoritarian and hydrocarbon-rich Turkmenistan has so far yielded little success. It is indeed...
Central Asia 2030…
Novels, academic literature and cinema all tend to take a bleak view in forecasting the future. Futuristic novels from the...
