Iran left in lurch.
Nature Conservancy’s director of biodiversity and infrastructure policy releases closing statement after Ulaanbaatar conference.
Event is a “must watch” for followers of the international geopolitical agenda. Iranian and Turkish presidents among those present.
Iran's Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi said SCO member states should adopt unified positions on regional developments, as Tehran sought to draw the bloc into its grievances over recent conflict at the Bishkek summit.
Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan pushing back.
Rosatom is building 28 nuclear power units in nine countries and has signed agreements for 17 more, its chief executive told President Vladimir Putin.
Outage highlights shortcomings in regional grid.
With up to 40% of world’s land degraded, delegates from around world gather in Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia, to advance solutions.
A ruble-backed stablecoin built by a sanctioned Russian defence bank has handled nearly $140bn of turnover since it was created 18 months ago.
Anyone who wants to contest presidency is free to do so, he adds.
Kazakh utility points finger at hydropower failure in Kyrgyzstan. Claims made by Kyrgyz officials about Kazakh power line disruption denied by Kazakhstan.
With losses mounting up, Uzbek entrepreneur reflects that one of the Russian ecommerce giant’s warehouses “burns down almost every day."
China-Central Asia Monitor: July 31 – August 6.
Six years on, the protests have been crushed, the opposition scattered into exile, and Lukashenko is not only still in power but trading political prisoners for sanctions relief from Donald Trump's Washington while Belarus...
Ukraine's drone campaign against Russian refineries has rocked not only Russia's own fuel market but those of Central Asia too, Carnegie Politika's Galiya Ibragimova writes, warning the region has little time to avert a full-scale shortage.
China-Central Asia Monitor: July 24-30.
Businesses across Central Asia and countries including Belarus, Armenia and China will feel the pain, ecommerce boss adds.
Ukraine is on track to record fewer births this year than Kyrgyzstan for the first time - a reversal from the end of the Soviet Union, when Ukraine's newborns outnumbered Kyrgyzstan's five to one.
The National Bank of the Kyrgyz Republic has sold almost $1.5bn through nine foreign-exchange interventions since the start of 2026.
Bishkek’s priorities to include climate, Afghan reintegration into world order.