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Kazakh Diaspora in Iran and the Nurly Kosh Program
The Kazakh diasporas in the world were formed as a result of many historical events. Throughout the history of Kazakhstan, Kazakhs left their homeland for other countries only in exceptional circumstances – as a result of political, economic, and religious oppression, rebellions and wars, genocide and famine, particularly, in the […]
Tags: International Relations, Sociology
August 31, 2020
Asya Avrupa No: 54
Değerli Asya Avrupa okuyucuları, Hoca Ahmet Yesevi Üniversitesi’ne bağlı Avrasya Araştırma Enstitüsü olarak her ay yayınladığımız ve dört dilde (Türkçe, Kazakça, İngilizce, Rusça) içerik barındıran haber analiz dergimiz Asya Avrupa 54. Sayısına erişmiş bulunuyor. Her zamanki gibi bu sayımızda da, Enstitü uzmanlarımız, Avrasya gündemini yakından ilgilendiren pek çok konuyu dikkatinize […]
Tags: Economy, Russia, Turkey, Uzbekistan
August 1, 2020
Сарыарқа және Алтын Орда: уақыт пен кеңістік
Сарыарқа аталатын алып кеңістік сонау адамзат баласы мекендеген уақыттан бастап, сақ, ғұн, түріктер заманында саяси оқиғалардың аренасы болды. Ал ор- тағасырлардағы тарихы Монғол империясының құрылуымен байланысты. Тарихы тереңнен тамыр тартатын Сарыарқа даласы бір заманда Алтын Орда деп аталған алып ипмерияның кіндігі болған. ХІІІ ғасыр басында, шығысы Алтайдан басталып батысы Дунай […]
July 25, 2020
Evaluation of the New China-Kyrgyzstan-Uzbekistan Transport Corridor
While transportation services are experiencing enormous difficulties all over the world due to the coronavirus pandemic, China opened a new transport corridor to Uzbekistan through Kyrgyzstan. On June 5, 2020, the train loaded with cargo containers departed from the city of Lanzhou, the capital of the Gansu province, to the […]
Tags: China, Finance, International Relations, Kyrgyzstan, Uzbekistan
July 20, 2020
Historical and Intellectual Basis of International Student Mobility
Traveling abroad for education and training purposes is the result of the internationalization of education, in other words, the spread of international educational activities. Even though the history of the internationalization of education within the scope of edification and missionary activities dates back to ancient times, from the methodological standpoint, […]
Tags: Education, International Relations
July 13, 2020
UN Population Prospects: Case of Central Asia
According to the UN World Population Prospects report published on June 17, 2019, the world’s population is expected to increase by 2 billion people within the next 30 years, from current 7.7 billion to 9.7 billion in 2050. By the end of the 21st century, the world population is likely […]
Tags: International Relations, United Nations
July 12, 2020
Main Trends in Kazakhstan’s Foreign Policy in 2018
The end of a calendar year is always a time when results and achievements of an outgoing year are summarized and assessed. This article attempts to highlight important events for Kazakh diplomacy in 2018 and strives to understand what the country’s foreign policy has lost or gained. The first notable […]
Tags: Foreign Policy, Kazakhstan
July 11, 2020
GUAM: Still Relevant Regional Actor?
On March 27, 2017, the heads of governments of the Organization for Democracy and Economic Development – GUAM (acronym standing for Georgia, Ukraine, Azerbaijan and Moldova) member states gathered in Kiev for the first time in almost a decade since its 2008 summit in Batumi, Georgia. The regional grouping was […]
Tags: International Relations
About the Status of School Teachers
The quality of teacher training, the low status of the profession and the low incomes of teachers are deterrents to the development of school education, Kasim-Zhomart Tokayev, Chairman of the Senate of Kazakhstan, said on Friday during the parliamentary hearings. In his opinion, the government needs to think about how […]
Tags: Education, Kazakhstan
Recent Developments in the Baku-Tbilisi-Kars Railway Project
Taking into the fact that the Trans-Eurasian rail cargo is on the rise it is not surprising that regional countries are strongly interested in enhancing their railway network with new routes and new logistics hubs. Increasing competitiveness of the East-West international transport corridors that create an integrated freight railway network […]
Tags: Azerbaijan, Georgia, International Relations, Turkey
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