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Alberto FrigerioThe Diplomat |
The upcoming C5 Japan Summit offers Tokyo its clearest opportunity in two decades to align its foreign policy with its economic-security needs.
Kazakhstan and its neighbors continue to balance their ties with Washington alongside their deep economic and security links with Russia and China.
Kazakhstan has made 2025 a year of tangible achievements in its quest to become a Eurasian transit hub.
A non-resource-based growth path, anchored in clean energy, logistics, agriculture, and industrial upgrading, is a strategic necessity for Kazakhstan.
Kazakhstan, as Central Asia’s largest economy, has a vested interest in ensuring that Afghanistan is integrated into regional economic frameworks.
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