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Turmoil in Kazakhstan Heralds the End of the Nazarbayev Era

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carnegie As recently as last year, Kazakhstan was considered a progressive autocracy: a model for other former Soviet republics, no less. The power transition model launched there in 2019 had →

Will the Crisis in Kazakhstan Signal Change in Its Foreign Policy?

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​carnegie​​​ The biggest protests in the history of modern Kazakhstan will not, in all likelihood, lead to regime change, but they will mean a change in how Kazakhstan positions itself on the global →

China, India to hold 14th commander-level talks, expect better results than previous round

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global times By Liu Xuanzun and Guo Yuandan China and India are scheduled to hold a new round of military talks over border issues on Wednesday, for which China hopes the two sides will work together →

North Korea tested a hypersonic missile.

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On January 5, the DPRK tested a hypersonic missile. The development of hypersonic missiles is of exceptional strategic importance and is one of the areas of modernization of the strategic armed →

U.S.-Russia Talks Must Continue

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national interest by Daniel R. DePetris After two months in which another Russian invasion of Ukraine looked probable, if not imminent, there are signs of a diplomatic climbdown from the recent →

CSTO emerges emboldened from Kazakhstan unrest

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emerging europe by Marek Grzegorczyk The Moscow-led Collective Security Treaty Organisation (CSTO) has been given a boost by its role in putting down protests in Kazakhstan. A state of emergency and →

J-20 shows high combat readiness in New Year combat training

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global times By Liu Xuanzun J-20 stealth fighter jets affiliated with multiple Chinese People's Liberation Army (PLA) Air Force units started the year with intensive mock combat training sessions →

Milan drills to be less serious than India expects

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global times By Wei Dongxu Indian media outlet The Financial Express reported earlier this month that the Indian Navy is getting ready for the "largest ever multilateral 'Milan' exercise," scheduled →

Will Europe Meet the Ukraine Test?

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​national interest​​​ by Stefano Graziosi James Jay Carafano The aspiration of a “Europe whole, free and at peace” is being put to the test in Ukraine. And right now, the Europeans seem far from →

Was North Korea's Last Missile Test Hypersonic? Experts Are Skeptical.

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national interest by Mark Episkopos North Korea said on Thursday that it successfully launched a hypersonic missile earlier this week, marking the second such test since September. North Korean state →

Syria’s Bashar al-Assad Is Here to Stay

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national interest by Adam Lammon THOUGH HE is not the first American to question the U.S. presence in Afghanistan, President Joe Biden’s rationale for leaving reveals a broader problem with how →

China could provide assistance, support to help Kazakhstan restore order, develop economy: analysts

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global times China can offer support in the fields of economic cooperation and assistance, as well as counter-terrorism, to help neighboring Kazakhstan restore stability and realize effective reforms →

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