News & Insights Across Asia
China and Tajikistan have pledged to upgrade pragmatic cooperation, with Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi affirming support for Tajikistan’s industrialization and economic growth during meetings in Dushanbe.
Severe flooding caused by heavy rains in central Afghanistan has left at least 50 people dead, officials reported. Rescue efforts are underway as communities grapple with the devastating aftermath.
Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi pledged active support for Tajikistan’s economic development during his meeting with President Emomali Rahmon in Dushanbe, strengthening China-Tajikistan ties.
China and Kazakhstan pledge to deepen practical cooperation, entering a ‘golden period’ of rapid development, as Chinese Vice Premier Liu Guozhong meets with Kazakh leaders to enhance bilateral relations.
A landmark event, the 7th Silk Road International Exposition in Xi’an has welcomed the participation of five Central Asian countries, strengthening regional ties through enhanced collaboration in trade, innovation, and culture.
Leaders of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization met in Bishkek to enhance regional cooperation amid global challenges, focusing on economic ties, security collaboration, and new cross-border initiatives.
Ancient port city Horgos in Xinjiang experiences a renaissance under the Belt and Road Initiative, reconnecting the Chinese mainland with Central Asia and blending cultures across eras.
Central Asia is experiencing a resurgence as a trade hub thanks to the Belt and Road Initiative, with increased connectivity transforming the region’s economic and cultural landscape.
The Belt and Road Initiative aims to revitalize Central Asia’s historic role on the Silk Road, enhancing connectivity and fostering economic growth, says former Kyrgyz Prime Minister Djoomart Otorbaev.
Former Kyrgyzstan Prime Minister Djoomart Otorbaev shares insights on the Belt and Road Initiative’s impact on Central Asia in an exclusive interview.
Discover Uzbekistan’s pivotal role as a hub in Central Asia, bridging cultures along the Silk Road and offering a rich tapestry of history and modern trade.
Discover the wonders of Kazakhstan, the world’s largest landlocked country, in our documentary series “The Call of the Silk Road”. Explore its rich culture, history, and dynamic role in Central Asia.
Kazakhstan’s 1,500-kilometer natural gas pipeline connects with China’s network, enhancing regional energy cooperation and supplying gas to major Chinese cities like Shanghai and Hong Kong.
Nationwide protests in Kazakhstan, sparked by a significant rise in gas prices, have exposed deep-rooted tensions in one of Central Asia’s most stable countries, raising concerns over regional stability.
