Central Asia – Geo-politik

Navigating Challenges on the Silk Route: Pakistan’s Concerns amidst the China-Kyrgyzstan-Uzbekistan Corridor

During his official visit to Kazakhstan in 2013, Chinese President Xi Jinping introduced the ambitious ‘Belt and Road Initiative,’ a global infrastructure development project aimed at connecting the world along the ancient Silk Route. This initiative involves the construction of roads, railways, ports, dams, power plants, and other essential infrastructure, with China planning to invest… Continue reading Navigating Challenges on the Silk Route: Pakistan’s Concerns amidst the China-Kyrgyzstan-Uzbekistan Corridor

The Complex Dynamics of the Growing Chinese Presence in Uzbekistan

As China continues its expansion into Central Asia, its influence is becoming increasingly pervasive in Tashkent, with Chinese-branded goods and businesses dominating the city. Chinese nationals are flocking to Uzbekistan, seeing it as a safe and stable option for work and business opportunities. The recent introduction of a visa-free regime has only accelerated this trend.… Continue reading The Complex Dynamics of the Growing Chinese Presence in Uzbekistan

Chinese projects face constant public protests in Kyrgyzstan

Despite Kyrgyzstan government’s support, the exploitative nature of Chinese investment in the country is leading to frequent protests by the local citizens. Most of the domestic opposition is centered on the loss of employment opportunities for the locals and the degradation of environment due to the Chinese projects in different parts of Kyrgyzstan. Chinese investment… Continue reading Chinese projects face constant public protests in Kyrgyzstan

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