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Asya Avrupa No: 2
Merhabalar, Asya Avrupa dergimizin ilk sayısı beklenildiği gibi büyük takdir görmüştür. Bundan gerçekten büyük memnuniyet duyduk. Avrasya Bölgesiyle ilgili haberleri yorumlayarak veren ve periyodik analizler yapan bir dergi olarak bundan sonraki sayılarımızda da kaliteden ödün vermeden yayın faaliyetlerimize devam etmek arzusundayız. Bu sayımızda da yine çeşitli konularda 30’dan fazla haberi […]
Tags: Economy, Foreign Policy, Iran, Kazakhstan, Pakistan, Turkmenistan
February 13, 2016
New Prospects of Grain Exports of Kazakhstan
Nowadays grain is the third most important commodity that Kazakhstan exports after oil and gas products, and metals. Kazakhstan is one of the major players in the world grain market. Vast plains with an appropriate soil type and climate in the northern regions of Kazakhstan allow to harvest many millions […]
Tags: Kazakhstan
February 10, 2016
A Brief Look at the Fiscal Management of the Economy of Turkmenistan
Among the Central Asian countries, Turkmenistan has grown significantly due to the high amount of natural resources, mainly hydrocarbons. After the breakup of the Soviet Union, having great natural gas deposits, Turkmenistan improved its economy by implementing structural reforms. However, since 2014, like the other Central Asian countries, Turkmenistan has […]
Tags: Finance, Turkmenistan
February 9, 2016
Is the Iran–Turkmenistan Gas Trade Coming to the End?*
Iran, according to the BP Statistical Review 2015, is currently placed first with 34 trillion cubic meters of gas reserves, followed by Russia (32.6 trillion cubic meters) and Qatar (24.5 trillion cubic meters).[i] Having possessed tremendous amount of gas, hypothetically, Iran can easily meet its both domestic needs and external gas […]
Tags: Energy, Iran, Turkmenistan
February 4, 2016
A Brief Analysis of Pakistan Economy in the Context of Regional Developments*
Pakistan has an important geographical position for Central Asia. Not only the geographical position but also the common social and religion ties between Pakistan and most of the other Central Asian countries have been important factors that help Pakistan to increase collaboration with the other region countries. However, like most of […]
Kazakhstan’s New Silk Road Project
Nowadays, we are witnessing the beginning of the entirely new phase of infrastructural modernization in the Eurasian states. The countries of the region realized that there is a strong necessity to work actively in order to create a unified platform for improvement of transport infrastructure and logistics, as well as […]
MILITARY CONFLICTS IN AFGHANISTAN AND ONGOING IMPORTANCE OF TERMEZ AS A SPRINGBOARD
The necessity for a comprehensive review of armed conflicts that lasted in Afghanistan for centuries is caused by the need to identify both the current situation and the possible prospects of development in the region. Being a strategic springboard on the Amu Darya’s shore the Termez city, located on the […]
February 2, 2016
Military Cooperation between the United States and Kyrgyzstan: The Case of the Manas Airbase
Since gaining independence in 1991 Kyrgyzstan has officially been globalized. The relations of the United States (U.S.) with Central Asia commenced in the early 1990s, entailing diplomatic recognition and opening of embassies. According to the agreement between the governments of the U.S. and Kyrgyzstan regarding cooperation to facilitate the provision […]
Tags: Kyrgyzstan, Security, USA
January 27, 2016
The South Caucasus is Still Insecure: The Latest Development over the Nagorno-Karabakh Conflict
The South Caucasus region is still experiencing instability due to the enduring conflict between Azerbaijan and Armenia over the self-declared Nagorno-Karabakh Republic. The landlocked mountainous region of Nagorno-Karabakh located within the territory of Azerbaijan, and populated by ethnic Armenian majority. The origin of conflict began in 1988, when Armenia made […]
Tags: Armenia, Azerbaijan, Politics
January 23, 2016
New Russian Gas Politics or Adapting to a Changing Gas Trading Dynamics in Central Asia?
Inherited gas pipeline infrastructure, after the collapse of the Soviet Union, turned Russia into a monopolist on moving Central Asian energy resources to external markets in the 1990s and the first decade of 2000s. Possessing almost complete control over the transportation of the Central Asian gas abroad Russian authorities were […]
Tags: Central Asia, Energy, Russia
January 22, 2016
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