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India’s Stance on Russia-Ukraine Crisis
Since the start of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, India is trying to sit in two chairs at once in its foreign diplomacy. While having a strategic partnership with both the US and Russia, India is avoiding any public condemnation of Russia despite the pressure of the West. India’s formula of […]
Tags: India, International Relations, Russia, Ukraine
July 27, 2022
China as Russia’s First Alternative Route in Natural Gas Exports
After the European sanctions and the decision to give up Russian natural gas in response to Russia’s invasion of Ukraine in the past days, Moscow has started to look for alternative markets instead of the European market. Considering that Russia did not cut off gas flow to Europe even during […]
July 25, 2022
Effects of Russian Sanctions on Central Asian Labor Migrants
The Russian invasion of Ukraine has affected different spheres of the lives of Russian citizens. A series of economic sanctions aimed at building pressure on the Russian government led to the curtailing of the operations of thousands of enterprises all across Russia. As a result, thousands of Russian citizens lost […]
Tags: Central Asia, Economy
July 12, 2022
A New Phase in Cooperation between Tajikistan and Iran
On May 30, 2022, The President of Tajikistan Emomali Rahmon arrived in Tehran on an official visit. President Rahmon was accompanied by a large delegation that included advisers for foreign relations, prosecutor-general, ministers of foreign affairs, energy and water resources, economic development and trade, transport, and finance, heads of the […]
Tags: International Relations, Iran, Tajikistan
July 9, 2022
Perception of Social Justice and Changes in Its Meaning
On February 20, at the initiative of the UN, the World Day of Social Justice is celebrated all over the world. The concept of “social justice” at first glance seems to be absolutely understandable and transparent, but, as often happens, people sometimes put different content into it. Meanwhile, this concept […]
The Wisdom of the Great Steppe Abai Kunanbaiuly
Every nation and every civilization has its founding values. On this basis, it would not be an exaggeration to say that Abai Kunanbaiuly is at the forefront of the national, spiritual and cultural values of the Kazakh society. When we consider the sources and environment that shape intellectual and literary […]
July 4, 2022
Kazakhstan’s Constitutional Referendum: “The State that Listens to the Voice of the People”
A referendum was held for the amendments and new regulations to be made in the Constitution of the Republic of Kazakhstan on June 5th 2022. According to the Central Referendum Commission, 7,985,769 (68.05%) of 11,734,642 voters participated in the referendum and of 6,163,516 people voted yes in the referendum, while […]
Tags: Kazakhstan, Politics
June 29, 2022
Asya Avrupa No: 73
Değerli okuyucularımız, Avrasya Araştırma Enstitüsü’nün aylık olarak hazırladığı Asya Avrupa Dergisi adına saygılarımızı sunuyoruz. 73. sayımızda da Türk Dünyası ve çevresindeki önemli gelişmelerin nabzını tutan değerlendirmelerle karşınızdayız. Bildiğiniz üzere, yakın geçmişte Nevruz Bayramı’nı idrak ettik. Nevruz; doğanın yeniden uyanışını, gündüzün geceye galebe çalmasını, umutları, yeniliği, ve barışı çağrıştıran bir büyük […]
June 23, 2022
Side effects of the Russo-Ukrainian War
According to the Stockholm International Peace Research Institute, world military expenditure in 2021 exceeded $2 trillion for the first time. In total, the world has spent $2.113 trillion on defense in 2021, which is a 0.7% real increase compared to 2020. Thus, 2021 has become the seventh consecutive year when […]
June 21, 2022
Some Aspects of Conspiracy Theories: Causes and Consequences
The desire of a person to know and understand his/her surroundings is not a prerogative only for scholars and analysts, as it may seem. The modern period of history is perceived by ordinary people as complex, even alarming, and their aspiration to explain it in some way or another grows […]
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