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Nightingale Int. In The National Interest: India, Afghanistan, And The Road To Central Asia
We’re delighted to share that Nightingale Int. is featured in The National Interest with a new article co-authored by our Fellow Vlad Paddack and our Head of Research Eldaniz Gusseinov. The National Interest+2The National Interest+2 Their piece, titled “How Afghanistan Became India’s Gateway to Central Asia”
Our Chief of Research Joins EU Delegation Youth Sounding Board in Kazakhstan
We are pleased to share that our Chief of Research, Eldaniz Gusseinov, has been selected to join the Youth Sounding Board (YSB) at the Delegation of the European Union to the Republic of Kazakhstan. He was chosen through a competitive, multi-stage process – a strong recognition of his expertise in Central
Our Chief of Research Speaks on “Connectivity” in Central Asia–EU Relations
Our Chief of Research, Eldaniz Gusseinov, recently represented Nightingale at a meeting of the Youth Sounding Boards (YSB) under the Delegations of the European Union in Central Asia. His presentation, titled “You (We) Are Connectivity! Or Active Youth + Transport Development and Sustainable Extraction = A Prosperous Central Asia,” explored how young
Nightingale Insights on BRI and Global Gateway Featured in French Government Study
We are proud to announce that Nightingale Int. researchers Rymgali Abykayev and Eldaniz Gusseinov have been cited by the Observatoire de la sécurité des flux et des matières énergétiques (Energy Flows and Materials Security Observatory). The Observatory is coordinated by the Institute for International and Strategic Affairs (IRIS) in Paris
To Stay Relevant, the C5+1 Must Act
Xinjiang’s Western Growth Runs Through Central Asia
Kazakhstan’s Tungsten Reserves Put the Country at the Heart of a New U.S. Resource Strategy
Ankara Finds Growth Points in Defense Cooperation with Central Asia
Nightingale Int. cited in new Atlantic Council report on Turkey in Central Asia
We are pleased to announce that Nightingale Int. is cited in a new report by the Atlantic Council, titled “Why Washington should pay attention to Turkey’s presence in Central Asia” by Kiran Baez. Atlantic Council The report examines how Turkey has expanded its economic, political, and security footprint in
Tensions with Pakistan Lead a Surge in Afghanistan's Trade with Central Asia, Other Partners
Saudi Arabia’s Ambitious Rail Plans Open the Door for Russia to Expand Its Middle East Footprint
