(National Interest) – In the aftermath of the ill-prepared and poorly executed exit from Afghanistan, the West must maintain a regional strategy that does not concede Central Asia’s critical trade
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After Afghanistan, Biden Needs to Re-Engage Central Asia
La débâcle en Afghanistan menace l’Asie centrale
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