COGNICURRENT

The article discusses the complexities and challenges faced by Central Asian republics in their relations with Russia, likening their situation to that of Mexico's dynamics with the United States.

The Indian Corner in Jerusalem, originally built during the Mamluk period, has a rich history associated with the Rifa'i Sufi order and serves as a hub for pilgrims from India and Central Asia.

Sungkyunkwan University's G-LAMP project team has signed an MOU with New Uzbekistan University to enhance academic and research collaboration.

Snow leopards, solitary animals that inhabit the mountainous regions of Central Asia, engage in unique courting behaviors during their mating season, despite their generally solitary lifestyle.

The article analyzes the high energy footprint of water services in Central and Eastern Europe compared to developed nations, highlighting inefficiencies and the impact of artificially low water tariffs.

Madina Tlostanova, a prominent decolonial feminist thinker, discusses the neglect of historical traumas and narratives from the Caucasus and Central Asia by both the Global North and South.

The South Korean government announced that the first Korea-Central Asia summit will take place in South Korea on September 16-17, aiming to enhance cooperation and widen diplomatic horizons.

Central Asian nations are developing ‘smart cities’ with significant Chinese involvement, raising questions about their shifting economic ties with Russia.

The resurgence of jihadist violence in South Asia has reignited fears among governments about the spread of terrorism that was previously thought to be contained.

The article discusses the tulip market crash in the Netherlands, detailing how tulips, originally from Central Asia, became highly coveted and led to a frenzy known as Tulipomania in the 16th century.

Ukrainian intelligence suggests that Russia could lose its energy market in Central Asia due to a new action plan initiated by Central Asian countries with World Bank support to connect their energy systems.

The worsening water crisis in Central Asia poses strategic threats to global trade and energy systems, necessitating urgent attention from major powers like China and Europe.

The World Bank has revised its forecasts for Poland, highlighting various factors affecting economic stability in Europe and Central Asia, as well as potential challenges the global economy may face from 2025 to 2027.

The article discusses Russia's propaganda efforts amidst Armenia's shift towards the West and the implications for Central Asia and the Caucasus region.

Russian propagandist Vladimir Solovjov suggests that Russia should consider conducting new military operations in Armenia and Central Asia due to perceived significant losses.

Vladimir Solovyov, a Russian propagandist, advocates for new military operations by Russia in Armenia and Central Asia, reflecting on the country's sphere of influence.

Talgo has secured its largest maintenance contract in Uzbekistan, strengthening its presence in Central Asia's high-speed rail technology market after 15 years of previous agreements.