the documents of the ostana meeting indicate that central asia remains the core. common assumption is that the sco is needed to regulate rivalry in the region between russia and china. there has always been more competition, of course, they said in the west and i won’t say what. the situation has somehow changed, well, literally today, if you look, especially now the days when summit, but just a number of western publications are full of headlines again about competition, who is whose greater domain and that china and russia, again, are a latent struggle, in fact, central asia, well, kazakhstan itself, of course, with such an interpretation of the issues we always disagreed, well, due to the fact that the countries of central asia are large non-objects. real players, they understand this well, so for the question of being between russia and china there, in fact, not only between them, yes, that is, it is located next to central asia, and the big middle east there, with all its seething problems, but on the other hand , opportunities, yes, but our neighbors are the

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the project is a central for the economic development of tajikistan and the central and southern asia region. the energy generated will reduce greenhouse gas emissions and to take a stand and across central and southern asia. this water reserve is crucial for irrigation in areas along the out. daria river, the hydro power plant, is vital for the whole region, helping the mitigate climate change risk and ecosystem damage in our territory, and reducing natural disaster risks in lower altitude regions. of these will be a problem. so this hydro power plant is going to need a lots of water wherever it will come from a couple actually i'm the to, i didn't is pretty to code again, i'm with daddy. the vox river flows into the imo daria river. most of its water comes from the higher parts of the mountain. you visited these higher parts where the water reserves originate those glaciers will provide us with all the water needed to fill up the power stations recivore. with climate change. is it a potential to affect this power stations, hydro power station that's being built to at least the water

and... in central asia, in particular in kyrgyzstan, especially in the foothills, there are a lot ofsily washed away by water and are easily involved in mudflows. and how this natural disaster can be influenced or provoked by human activity, in particular in kyrgyzstan, they are now talking about violations during construction. firstly, where the soils are mobile, it is necessary to carry out surveys regarding construction especially carefully, and if possible, then simply. build an object even 100-200 m from its intended location original location. as for bridges, they themselves are not designed to contain mudflows. and the height of the construction, it seems to me, could not affect the strength of the mudflow. are there effective methods of combating mudflows, for example, mudflow-retaining dams, and are they available in kyrgyzstan? yes, of course, mudflow dams. effective, can be like silver protection structures, again, subject to their competent design, construction and naturally systematic maintenance, well , there are such platinums in kyrgyzstan, especially in in the southe

the shanghai cooperation organization was initially dedicated to the problem of stability in central asiaer the past 20 years, the sco has developed greatly. after expanding to south asia, the middle east and eastern europe, the organization has expanded beyond its original geographic vision. we need to clarify the direction of development. the documents of the ostana meeting indicate that central asia remains the core. one common assumption is that the sco is needed to regulate rivalry in the region between russia and china. there is always competition. more, of course, was said in the west and i won’t say that the situation has somehow changed, well, literally today, if you look, especially now in the days when the summit is taking place, but just a number of western publications are making headlines again about competition, who is whose biggest spoils and that china and russia are again a latent struggle, in fact central asia, well, kazakhstan itself, of course, have always disagreed with this interpretation of issues. well, due to the fact that the countries of central asia are not an

in general, the most destructive mudflows in the history of central asia date back to the soviet era.ible catastrophe of 1977, when little was left of the city of kozylkia in the south of kyrgyzstan, or july 1963 in kazakhstan, when force flows destroyed a natural dam. isyk, which led to large-scale flooding, but the modern period in the history of central asia remembers several devastating disasters. in the summer of 2015 , the gorno-badakhshan autonomous region of tajikistan was seriously affected by selia. powerful streams of water mixed with mud flooded hundreds of residential buildings. highways, power lines and hectares of farmland were destroyed. in addition, the infrastructure of the pomir odin hydroelectric power station barely survived. six people died. in the same. on the fifteenth, a mudflow seriously frightened the residents of almaty, kazakhstan; high water covered the city with stones, trunks of fallen trees, and layers of washed-out soil in which cars sank. all in all, it all looked truly scary, and it’s all the more surprising that no one was ultimately hurt. in july

the documents of the ostana meeting indicate that central asia remains the core.ommon assumption is that the sco is needed to regulate rivalry in the region between russia and china. always about competition. more, of course, they said in the west and i won’t say that the situation has changed somehow, but literally today, if you look, especially now in the days when the summit is taking place, but just a number of western publications are making headlines again about competition, who is whose greater vgodchina and that they say china and russia , again, are a latent struggle, in fact , central asia, well, kazakhstan itself, of course, have always disagreed with this interpretation of issues. well, due to the fact that the countries of central asia are not an object, big real players, they understand this well, so for the issue of being between russia and china there, in fact, not only between them, yes, that is, central asia is nearby, yes there is a big middle east with all its seething problems, but on the other hand opportunities, yes, our neighbors are still

tragic events. in russia in the caucasus found a lively response in central asia.leaders expressed their condolences. kasym zhumar tokayev and shavkat mirziyoyev held telephone conversations with vladimir putin. sounded not only words of support for the people of russia, but also the need to carry out closer, joint work to combat radicalism was voiced. we need to dwell on this topic in more detail, where such a reaction comes from, other than universal human sympathy. the fact is that the topic of radicalism is incredibly relevant for the central one. news that new underground cells are being opened in one region or another appears with enviable regularity, but whatever cells there are, this is the latest news from kazakhstan. islamic radicals recruit children while relaxing in boarding houses, the prosecutor's office of the city of oktabe, this is the west of kazakhstan, during an inspection of charitable institutions operating under the guise of children's boarding houses, violations of the law were established, it turned out that the pupils used religious litera

in any case, selye and central asia are fortunately far from the gloomy world records for power.h the course of mudflows in the chinese province of gansu. over 1,200 people were killed; the cause of the tragedy was the loss of half the annual norm of precipitation in just 40 minutes. in january 2011, hundreds of thousands of cubic meters of rocks and dirt fell on mountainous part of the brazilian state of rio de janeiro, where more than 600 people died and thousands more were left homeless. this natural disaster is considered the largest in the history of the country. and in other news: turkmenistan will supply. gas to iraq, in transit through iran. agreements were reached at negotiations in ashkabad. as noted, the turkmen side is ready to sell 10 billion cubic meters of fuel annually. to expand volumes, the iranians can build a section of a new pipeline and three gas compression stations in turkmenistan stations. an underground tunnel was discovered on the border of uzbekistan and kazakhstan, which was used for illegal supplies of medicines. this, as our regular viewers know, is

and central asia or critical position. it was believed that whoever controls this vast region would have the resources and the military power to control the world. does it still apply in this day and age, the sort of deal a strategic significance of the region? i think uh, ventilation. i still hold of the us started a position in the region, but i think that it all of the good game has uh, gone. uh, these countries are very well aware of their uh, liability, as well as desk trends. so now what they are doing to trying to use their permission to gain more and more from the different bios, which have the a intention to uh, expand that influence in central issue. now we are talking here about 5 stance cars like stock, or just on us becca, standards biggest on inter menaced under which were once part of the soviet union. and as you mentioned in many of your articles, they have always focused on pursuing a so called multi competitor foreign policy. i mean, they're still doing that regardless of the war in your brain. but given

mansour bijar said that with the completion of this railway line, the countries of central asia and afghanistan will go to the open waters of aghian. it will be connected and a suitable platform will be provided for the development and economic growth of the region. the deputy minister of employment, labor cooperation and social welfare said: the field of employment of foreign nationals is it is completely legal and the process of employment permit for foreign press is done online. according to mr. karimi biranvand, on the line of doing things from pages. it has prevented foreign nationals from waiting for a long time in front of the labor offices. it is not possible for someone who has a residence permit in the country to be granted a job permit. all this was spent to get their notebooks stamped . in which fields are these licenses mostly given, in all fields, see the two models of granting hunger licenses. we have foreign doctors, a workforce, one is that the foreigner himself actually requests that i work for a certain employer and their license is renewed year after year. another situation

block everything, as far as it is possible to say that china has really become a dominant power in central asiay would a central asian president go to putin on may 9, in that case? well , in order not to annoy the migrants, so that putin does not send them back, which destabilizes quite a lot, for example, tajikistan or kyrgyzstan, that's why they go. and does china really dominate, i think that china dominates representations at the moment, and at the same time they all ran to... the states, we see a significant intensification of visits to the region and fairly high-ranking delegations from the united states, from brussels, from european countries, on the one hand, on the other hand, how turkey has become more active, but in terms of who is stronger and who should be reckoned with, i think that china, as the closest neighbor, well... has already defeated russia, if you remember that at this summit there was a meeting between putin and erdogan, and that is also interesting , because putin promised again that he would go to ankara, but he somehow he doesn’t go, we ’ve been talking for how many

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, has established a secretary for centralasia, i it has established a secretary for central asiame and get directly with the central asian states in a form that does not include russia, but that being said, russia, but that being said, russia remains by and large the most important security player in the region so china has to tread carefully.— tread carefully. they have a new member, _ tread carefully. they have a new member, belarus, - tread carefully. they have a| new member, belarus, what tread carefully. they have a - new member, belarus, what do you make of that news? overall, i don't think— you make of that news? overall, i don't think it's _ you make of that news? overall, i don't think it's because - i don't think it's because much benefit for the organisation for a few reasons. one, it would only reinforce in the west, in europe, in united states and among countries that this organisation is being put together in a way with countries that are mostly, or many of the key players are adversaries of the united states, iran, belarus, russia, china etc but also at this furthe

but the, [000:00:00;00] the welcome to wealth of parts for centuries, central asia has been both a coverage of price and in federal ground in the increased power of rivalry, serving as a graveyard of empires, but also struggling to develop and prosper on its own terms. as the focal point in the battle for your raise at move to westport to ukraine with the devastating consequences for the latter. how the central asian nation for managed i being at the crossroads of global politics. or to discuss that i'm now joined by part of it 5 s with the associated fellow at the dbi canada international foundation in new delhi. dr. goofed a. it's a great honor for me. the great pleasure to talk to thank you very much for being here. thank you for having me here. now, in the 20th century, it was sooner fashionable among historians and strategists, to stress central asian central asia or critical position. it was believed that whoever controls this vast region would have the resources and the military power to control the world doesn't still apply in this day and age, the sort of do a strategic significanc

block everything, how much can it be said now that china has really become the dominant power in central asiahy should the central asian president eat on may 9 before putin, in this case, well, so as not to annoy the migrants, so that putin does not... force them , which is quite destabilizing, for example, tajikistan or kyrgyzstan, well , that's why they go, or china... but it dominates, i think that china dominates the ideas for now, and at the same time they all ran to europe and the states, we see a significant intensification of visits to the region and quite high delegations from the united states from brussels, from european countries, it is on the one hand, on the other hand, how turkey has become more active, but... in the ideas of who is stronger and who should be reckoned with, i think that china, as the closest neighbor, well, he has already defeated russia, if you remember that at this summit there was a meeting between putin and erdogan, and this is also interesting, because putin promised again that he would go to ankara, but somehow he does not go, for how many months we have

last year, for the first time, the china central asia summit was held, now china has established a secretariatllows china to engage directly with the central asian states in a form that does not include russia. that said, russia remains by and large the most important security play in the region still, so china has to tread somewhat carefully. thea;r tread somewhat carefully. they do have a new _ tread somewhat carefully. they do have a new member, - tread somewhat carefully. they do have a new member, belarus is now a full member, what you make of that news?— make of that news? well, overall i — make of that news? well, overall i don't _ make of that news? well, overall i don't think - make of that news? well, overall i don't think it - make of that news? well, l overall i don't think it spells much benefit for the organisation for a couple of reasons. one, it's only going to reinforce in the west, in europe, in the united states, and among like—minded countries that this organisation is being put together in a way to have countries that are mostly, mostly many of the key players are adverse

organization was created more than 20 years ago as an organization for, in general, security in central asiaa and pakistan joined there, belarus is added, that’s true, iran was added, this is an organization that already represents 40% of humanity, so for a minute. and these 40% have just gathered today to discuss the most important relations, the total population of the shanghai cooperation organization is huge, as i said, 40% of humanity, 3.4 billion people, the total territory included in the shanghai organization cooperation between countries is 34 million km, this is the gdp of the countries of the shanghai cooperation organization. i must say that this gdp is noticeably larger than that of the g7, so that the shanghai cooperation organization at a new stage is becoming, i think, a really very important global player, this is certainly so, and we can say that we are simply observing how a number of organizations and associations that are now being formed, among them, of course, brix and the shanghai cooperation organization, the sco are the most leading. are getting more and more the fi

moreover, it was in central asia that the battle with the arabs took place in 751, when, so to speak,d and was defeated. moreover, remember, at least the 16th century, the dzungar khanate, the defeat of the dzungar khanate, the entry of the manjorian cavalry and chinese infantry into almost the territory of modern kazakhstan, yes, when they practically reached almost the seven palatines. this is what is here in central asia, where the shanghai cooperation organization began for china, this is about a certain sense, also a certain return, and here we must i repeat these relationships very clearly. now, again, if you look at the meetings that took place there with pakistan regarding barter, a very important, let’s say, meeting, but with pakistan we trade less than a billion, so it’s possible to do this, so to speak, with azerbaijan very important in relation to this north-south, but our trade there with everywhere is growing, this is a very important point, there is now $4 billion with azerbaijan and so on, it is growing with kazakhstan, where we have $28 billion, but...

between russia and china, and the countries that are aligned with these two countries are mainly in central asia is its member and a cooperation in the fields of security and military has the goals, in fact shankar was formed based on the terrorism of separatism and extremism , and because this organization creates a defense shield against the influence of the united states in the region. in fact, it was meant to create a unity between neighboring countries. although the shanghai cooperation organization emerged from the competition of great powers over the geopolitical region of central asia , it pursued the goal of demilitarizing the borders of china and russia, but that was not the whole story. for a better understanding of the situation, it should be years. let's go back before this. mikhail gerbacho resigned from his position on december 25, 1991, and the next day, the parliament approved the dissolution of the soviet union in addition to agreeing to his resignation . in this situation, the newly independent countries that happened to have common interests in being together faced new proble

they are in central asia and west asia. yes, in zone e.l , pakistan, india, pakistan, these are very good countries that have very good polo , although they took polo from us, but unfortunately they know polo better than us, they are playing better. doing is definitely the same god willing, we hope that good things will happen in the field of polo and sports. i really need to thank the honorable minister mr. dr. hashemi, well, for the first time. we have more than doubled the budget of the federations, it helps a lot if we can build the necessary infrastructure in such sports, god willing, very briefly mention that a foreign coach has also been added to the team. yes , sir, mr. herbert is one of the very good coaches and players. very well, in the past, he played with his 6th handicap and played many international competitions with the world's top polo players. playing and being a global teacher. they are fai of the world federation of herdsmen and they are also trainers or trainers of horses that, god willing , we can use their presence i

from the east to the west of iran, like the north-south corridor that connects central asia from the northern borders to the indian ocean in the blue borders of iran. be sure to take the time specify the projects in a clear way for both the executive and the supervisor and for the people who are watching all the actions and public behavior. the north-south route, one of the most important transit routes in the country, lacked a vital piece all these years. a part of the road, the completion of which is a prerequisite for the loading of the north-south transfer road. under the load of astara growth railway plan. after years of delay, the construction of this route was finally completed in the second month of 1402 with participation. the northern neighbor began. the initial negotiations and agreement were related to the previous two decades or the last 20 years. lacan was delayed for some reasons. should not be delayed was faced iran's position in the region is such that it can connect the many capacities that exist in east asia to europe, and today, with this agreement, this north-sou

competitive regions such as central asia and north asia have challenges that want to create a balance between china, russia, iran, and even india and pakistan. the best modeling is to secure their borders by sending troops. who have no head and no leadership and can endanger the borders of rival countries by challenging those they call special proxies. governments take different strategies and policies to achieve their interests, one of them building alliances and using the capacity of international organizations . for this reason, membership in these organizations has always been of interest to countries. of course , international organizations also take into account the interests of the organization and try to avoid obstacles by inviting or accepting new members. to solve the goals or accelerate the achievement of the goals. the rejection of america's request for membership in this organization is analyzed as a reaction to the threats caused by this country's policies. this was while the membership of 5 countries mongolia, iran, pakistan, india and afghanistan has been agreed. for t

central west asia is the problem of subsidence and dust there are natural disasters that are common andhe issue is how to protect the cultural heritage from them. the countries actually transfer their experiences to each other during these two and three days when this meeting is held. in fact, this is the center of one of its works, which is the training and transfer of experiences to the member countries. it actually represents and coordinates the various programs that exist. the meeting of the islamic republic is actually hosted here by the unesco category center in tehran . it is the representative in iran. and the silk road is the most important cultural commonality of the countries of this region that should be invested in much to be done one of the programs that unesco has focused on is education for young people, which can be the cornerstone of preserving cultural heritage. also, the introduction and promotion of green jobs is another unesco program, that is, jobs that help preserve the heritage of honor and are environmentally compatible. unesco is ready to cooperate with this.

the question is different, now the rivalry in central asia between russia and...tersect, but this does not mean. that we have some kind of antagonistic rivalry, i don’t see it yet, moreover, i think that it will happen in the next decade, it’s already difficult to guess, it won’t develop, i understand, it ’s very important for the west to imagine that there is always some kind of explosive situation , remember, 10 years ago they said, listen, the sco is a stillborn organization, it will not work, they also said that as soon as india joins the sco, it will quarrel with china and the sco will self-block, did not happen, if pakistan enters there, then pakistan will put pressure on india, it did not happen, so countries have learned to step over opportunistic considerations, at least within the framework of the shanghai cooperation organization, this is what we see in reality, moreover, those the decisions that were made, yes, they are soft decisions, at this summit, but this is a collective decision , including respect for each other’s interests, that is, the reality

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amongst historians and strategists, to stress central asian at central asia, a critical position. it was believed that whoever controls this vast region would have the resources and the military power to control the world. does it still apply in this day and age? the sort of do a strategic significance of the region. i think the installation is still hold of the us started a position in the region. but i think that adolf the grid game has gone. uh these countries are very well aware of their uh, liability is as well as depths trends. so now what they are doing, they're trying to use their position to gain more and more from the different bios, which have the uh, intention to uh, expand that into anything centralization. now we are talking here about 5 stats, kazakhstan care, just on those back us down to jake is done in turkmenistan, which were once part of the soviet union. and as you mentioned in many of your article, they have always focused on pursuing a so called multi competitor for impulse. i mean, they're still doing that regardless of the war in your brain. but given that

such proposals there, because moscow will block them, but it is a gateway for china to control central asia more and more up to the russian borders, therefore that kazakhstan, tajikistan, uzbekistan, and kyrgyzstan are interested in contact with china, on the other hand asia-texas region, china conducts exercises not only with russia, it conducts military exercises with vietnam at the same time. also a good signal for the united states, which agreed with vietnam on a strategic partnership, and at the same time vietnam is conducting training with the people's republic of china, well, there is a certain problem, right? by the way, let's return to the united states of america, for the third week in a row we are discussing this fever, this fever. discussing the consequences of the debate, and now most likely the consequences final speeches within the framework of the nato summit. we 're talking about biden, and we're talking about, unfortunately, this fever, it's continuing, we're seeing more and more democrats of all stripes saying that biden should drop out of the presidential race. here, for

bahman educational complex in ankara is one of the national exam centers in turkey, russia and central asiae level of questions was medium to high. the level was high. but you could. yes, no matter how hard it was , it was over. the status of the desired course is accepted. god willing the national university entrance exam is held in several other countries at the same time. 15 areas of our national entrance exam. is being held of these areas, we have seven areas of supervision: the supervision of turkey, russia and central asia, the supervision of the emirates, the supervision of europe, the supervision of the subcontinent, custodianship of kuwait and custodianship of qatar and custodianship of syria and lebanon. the ambassador of the islamic republic of iran in turkey was present among the iranian candidates at the exam area in ankara after the end of the legal exam time. at the same time as the national entrance exam is held in turkey , this national entrance exam will be held in ankara and istanbul, and about 50 of our dear candidates will participate in the entrance exam today and tomo

, but the need for how our countries cooperate, it is not only in central asia, and if we see thatanding, its geography is expanding, and this is also reflected in the declaration, there is an understanding that central asia is the basis, the basis of the organization’s activities, but it is a shanghai organization. will allow the shanghai organization to also raise its voice on issues of european security, because at home, where the shanghai organization operates, there are no such disorders, the european system has failed, so we probably have the authority to say something about european security, in this in a sense, belarus is of course very important and this is certainly an expansion of the range of activities. the shanghai cooperation organization, which was initially created as a security organization in central asia and was created in 2001, when the united states entered the region, afghanistan, and from there the, well, let’s say, export of instability began, and now a year later, as you are right you say, this was the year when the americans entered the region, a year lat

the oceanic region, and central asia, you and i did not mention the summit of the shanghai cooperationut there tejizenping is the main character, all leaders are oriented towards him states of central asia, that's all they ask, what happens as a result of such summits, because the shanghai organization of employees is an absolutely meaningless organization, meaningless, of course, but, but recently information appeared about a large chinese military base in tajikistan. this is, conditionally speaking, a formal anti-terrorist base that we agreed to leave to shambe, but we understand what an anti-terrorist base is, in any case, it is a contingent of chinese troops on the territory of tajikistan, where there were previously russian troops, of course there the shanghai cooperation organization cannot make any such proposals, because they will be blocked by moscow, but it is a gateway for china to control more and more central asia up to the russians. borders, because kazakhstan, tajikistan, uzbekistan, and kyrgyzstan are interested in contacts with china. on the other hand, the asian-texas

proposals , because these will be blocked by moscow, but it is a gateway for china to control central asiae up to the russian borders, because kazakhstan, and tajikistan, and uzbekistan, and kyrgyzstan are interested in contact with china, on the other hand on the other hand, the asian-texas region, china conducts training not only. with russia, it conducts military exercises with vietnam at the same time, also a good signal for the united states, which has agreed with vietnam on a strategic partnership, and at the same time, vietnam conducts exercises with the people's republic of china, well, there is a certain problem, though the united states of america, by the way, we will return, for the third week in a row. debating fever this fever fever we are debating the consequences of the debates and now most likely the consequences of the final speeches within the framework of the nato summit. we're talking about biden and we're talking about, unfortunately, this fever, it's continuing, we 're seeing more and more democrats of all kinds come forward. that biden should withdraw from the presid

you know why, i think so, just pay attention, exactly one month ago cameron made a big trip to central asiais prankster lexus and vavan played a prank, he made such interesting statements about these countries, according to about individual statements by individual high-ranking figures. i doubt cameron just sat there and came up with all this. i will say that the british will definitely remember the 19th century, the mid-19th century and the big game that they played there, they will now simply try to scare everyone with afghanistan, so it is very correct that, by the way, we have eliminated the taliban in afghanistan, and the president ours spoke, and many others, in order to remove this issue, so that the british and americans would not frighten either the kyrgyz, or the tajiks, or the kazakhs, or uzbeks, the so-called threat to afghanistan, although... of course, we need to work with them. i must say that the british have deployed a huge network there on the territory of these republics, we are now conducting a large investigation, i think we will publish it in a couple of months. and th

been shown by the practice of effectively countering terrorism, including in the countries of central asia, mechanisms of interdepartmental interaction, they are sharpened annually, so i do not see any geographical boundaries, our organization, as it was designated many leaders are open to interaction with foreign partners, and as i see it is ready k... i mean, you asked a question about the global future of the sco, but i’m not against latinization, but you mean latin america, we’re talking about... not against the africanization of the sco and maybe even countries a little further north there here in the atlantic, too , it’s worth thinking about how effective the nato institution is, maybe the sco institution will be much more effective, because it won’t be many, many armies of a subcommittee of one general from washington, but these will be independent states that, ensuring their own security, they provide security... military operations, and there are no military actions there, and then we send our army to africa, there to the middle east, but wow, was it really possible, it’s possible

that the battle with arabs, when, so to speak, the arabs entered central asia, there was a chinese century, the dzungar khanate, the defeat of the dzungar khanate, the exit ... of china to the manjorian cavalry and chinese infantry almost to the territory of modern kazakhstan, yes, when they almost reached the sime palatine, there was a very difficult situation there, only the intervention of russia. yes, it largely stabilized this situation, preserved those peoples who lived there from the uh, so to speak, manzhorian repressions, you know, so you just need to understand that here in central asia, from which this shanghai cooperation organization began, for china is, in a certain sense, also a certain return, and here we must very clearly, i repeat, this is a relationship of equality, china and i are actually two co-founders. and we must constantly and clearly emphasize in brix in the sco that a certain parity and equality and commonality of interests, you know, because so that it does not turn out that in the process of china’s movement, due to its, so to speak, economic and so on

and also about the relations of the celestial empire with central asia. it began with an exhibition of carpets and handicrafts. then turkmen artists gave a large-scale concert of song, music and dance creativity. but dzhagitovka was not included in the holiday program. the famous akhaltike horses were shown only on the screen. marvelous. find in the okmola region of kazakhstan. firefighters who were combing the local forest found stone with a carved image of a human face. the engraving is very realistic, so its author probably had a deep understanding of anatomy and portraiture. according to preliminary estimates, the statue dates back to the bronze age or the very beginning of the iron age. kazakhstan is discussing construction with russia. ges on rtsh. the minister of energy of kazakhstan, almazdam sadkaliev, announced this at a briefing. negotiations are currently underway. the preliminary capacity will be 300 mw. hydroelectric power station will become the most important element in the energy system kazakhstan. another important element of the energy

fortunately, iran and russia hold significant influence in central asia and the caucases to the east and west of caspian sea respectively. meanwhile, western nations are increasingly concerned that gas producers may develop the capacity to influence the economies of gas consumers by forming a block achen to opec which could set prices favorable to suppliers. as major gas producers, russia and ron view the establishment of such a block as means to enhance their geopolitical influence within the global order. we have lot more to cover today, but let's just take a moment to catch up on the latest headlines. hello everyone, welcome to the news section of this program here. we'll go over some important news headlines: iran, russia sign on energy cooperation, memorandum of understanding mou was signed between tehran and moscow for the transfer of russian gas to iran today, which is a big step towards turning iran into a regional gas hub and fulfilling the promise of the martered president. meantime, iran's acting president mohammad mukhber emphasized that the signing of the strategic mou f

rather aggressive agenda in the russian direction, actively trying to restore our presence in central asiaication tools, of course. we will continue to develop this dialogue, based on those normative documents that are adopted on an annual basis. i think these are very important steps, in principle, for security throughout the eurasian space. alexander yurievich, i am grateful to you for such a detailed, accurate analytical answer. stay tuned, i have prepared one more question for you. yuri mikhailovich, please tell me, we are talking about the security system on the eurasian continent and... this is also not accidental, and both in the context of the eightieth anniversary of the liberation of the republic of belarus, as the day of independence of the republic of belarus and in general subsequent events, that’s exactly what what happened today in the uprising. global in nature, because the spread of the organization’s influence, taking into account again, the number of new participating countries is extremely high, even take the example of belarus and its partnerships with the countries of

proposals there, because these will be blocked by moscow, but it is a gateway for china to control central asia to the russian borders, because kazakhstan, tajikistan, uzbekistan and kyrgyzstan is interested in contacts with china, on the other hand , the asia-texas region, china conducts exercises not only with russia, it also conducts military exercises with vietnam, also a good signal for... the united states, which agreed with vietnam on a strategic partnership, and at the same time vietnam conducts training with the people's republic of china, well, there is a certain problem, right? by the way, let's return to the united states of america, the third.