Over the past two decades, Turkey has quietly constructed one of the most effective soft power instruments in the broader...
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SIGA’s Eurasian Affairs program focuses on political, security, and economic developments across the Eurasian space and its interaction with broader regional and global dynamics. The program examines issues such as regional conflicts, power competition, energy politics, and evolving state–society relations in Eurasia.
Through comparative and policy-oriented analysis, SIGA aims to contribute to a deeper understanding of Eurasia’s strategic significance in contemporary international affairs.
The Turkic Corridor: Can the OTS Convert
The Meeting of the Heads of Government/Vice Presidents of the Organization of Turkic States (OTS) convened in Baku on April...
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Can Pakistan Really De-escalate US-Iran Tensions?
At moments of escalating tension between United States and Iran, the international system often searches for stabilizing intermediaries. In the...
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How Did Neutrality Become Turkmenistan’s Strategic Advantage?
The escalating tensions in the Middle East have once again exposed the fragility of regional order across Eurasia. As airspace...
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The United States tells China to kick
The United States is seeking to diversify its supply chain for critical minerals and reduce its dependence on China by...
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South Korea Establishes a Transformative Urban Strategy
Introduction: From Contractor to Architect Central Asia’s contemporary geopolitical architecture is evolving beyond its historical characterization as merely an arena...
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Azerbaijan transformed its geostrategic location into diplomatic
The Azerbaijan State News Agency (AZERTAC) made an interview with Dr. Mehmet Fatih Oztarsu, Deputy Director of the Seoul Institute...
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The India-Armenia Partnership in a Shifting Caucasus
Few would have imagined a decade ago that India and Armenia would one day stand as visible strategic partners. For...
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A Partner, not a Power: The EU’s
In 2025, the first EU–Central Asia Summit took place amid intensifying global competition, emphasizing the EU’s efforts to strengthen ties...
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Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan are Designing a Strategic
As Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan advance ambitious modernization strategies, their evolving relationship is becoming central to the future of Central Asia....
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