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All items tagged Central AsiaOpen Think Tank ArticlesAugust 18, 2011 | NATO Partnerships: Strengthening Ties with AsiaMemo 33: To remain effective in a multi-polar world, NATO should strengthen its collaborative ties with Asia. The Alliance must strive to make China more partner than rival, develop a multilateral plan for stability in Central Asia and Afghanistan, and strengthen existing regional partnerships. ... MoreJuly 11, 2011 | Why the Shanghai Cooperation Organization is ImportantDmitri A Titoff: When the SCO emerged at the turn of the century, Western observers worried that its key founders, Russia and China, plotted an anti-NATO bloc. It turns out, however, that the Shanghai Cooperation Organization’s primary objective is to keep the status-quo in Eurasia. ... MoreMarch 25, 2011 | Is It Smart to be Friends With NATO?Aigerim Shilibekova: In order to build more constructive cooperation with Central Asia, NATO must understand the perceptions from the region. NATO can implement efficient soft power policies, but any coordination needs to benefit both sides. ... MoreJanuary 24, 2011 | Romania's Strategic Role in the EUAlexandra Dobra: Romania benefits from its geographical location, being situated at the confluence of different regional powers. The foreign policy challenges faced by the EU in this region can be partly alleviated, by placing Romania as the European “Trojan horse” in Eastern Europe and Central Asia. ... MoreNovember 10, 2008 | China's Energy Policy in the Geopolitical ContextSonja Davidovic: Unable to satisfy the energy demand of its heavy industry, which is further augmented by the rising consumption of the emerging middle class, China had to turn to international markets in search for oil and gas assets. ... MoreOctober 10, 2008 | How the US and Germany Can Win in Afghanistan
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