The European Union and Central Asia: Bridging the Digital Divide
Digital transformation has become a major international development topic. In November 2022, the EU launched a Team Europe Initiative on...
Digital transformation has become a major international development topic. In November 2022, the EU launched a Team Europe Initiative on...
In November 2022, the EU launched a Team Europe Initiative on Water, Energy, and Climate. Central Asia’s environmental problems, amidst...
As part of its nation-building process, Kazakhstan has strived to position itself as an international host and peace broker. The...
Kazakhstan’s Qandy Qantar or ‘Bloody January’, which happened one year ago, was gendered as it was dominated by men. Kazakhstan’s...
Tajik labour migration to Russia is well-known. Less familiar is the still small, though increasing, number of labour migrants going...
As a result of Russia’s war in Ukraine, the focus of Europe-Central Asia relations is likely to change. In weathering these...
The EU wants to lay the ground for a more prosperous Central Asia. One potential emerging path for the EU in...
The EU seeks to promote ‘resilience’ in Central Asia. The war in Ukraine should urge the EU to rethink its region-based...
The position of European Union Special Representative (EUSR) for Central Asia is key for EU-Central Asia relations. The EU’s visibility...
The mountainous regions of Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan present a set of specific development challenges and opportunities to inhabitants, local governments,...
Kyrgyzstani female labourers working abroad face a double risk: being women and being migrants. Most lack basic social and legal...
Women and girls in Kyrgyzstan have been severely affected by the Covid-19 pandemic. Domestic violence and sexual abuse already were...