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Central Asia and the Evolving Eurasian Architecture

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May 2016
Nicolás de Pedro

This podcast is performed by Nicolás de Pedro. Central Asia is back on great powers’ agenda. The region plays a primary and decisive role in both China’s Silk Road Project and Russian-led Eurasian Economic Union. During the presentation, both projects’ impact and prospects in Central Asia will be analyzed and the general juncture of the region as well including the role and perspectives of the US, the European Union and other relevant regional stakeholders.

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