OSCE Police Reform Programmes in Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan: Past Constraints and Future Opportunities
Most former Soviet republics began to consider police reform in the 2000s, over a decade after the Soviet Union’s collapse....
Most former Soviet republics began to consider police reform in the 2000s, over a decade after the Soviet Union’s collapse....
One Bucket at a Time Landlocked Central Asia is home to two major rivers, the Amu Darya and Syr Darya,...
Te EU Central Asia Strategy @ 5 The EU Strategy for Central Asia is fve years old. Much has been...
China and Russia are the most influential external actors in Central Asia, while the EU has substantially increased its activity...
The two elephants that never meet The North Atlantic Treaty Organisation (NATO) has a keen interest in Central Asia due...
Introduction Among the many challenges facing the Central Asian states, security is one of the most pressing concerns. Yet the...
Security and development key in new EUCAM programme It is a pleasure to introduce a new EUCAM Watch as part...
Introduction EU policy on Central Asia is unclear about the relationship between Afghanistan and Central Asia. The June 2010 Joint...
The EUCAM Final Report in paperback offers the first assessment of the ambitious strategy to upgrade the EU's cooperation with...
Introduction In 2002, Romano Prodi, then President of the European Commission, proudly announced a plan to create a unified border...
Introduction Central Asia faces a broad range of security challenges.(1) Due to the region’s position at the crossroads between Russia,...
Introduction During 2008, the move to grant Kosovo independence, the Russo-Georgian war and the revival of tensions in Xinjiang and...