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Samira a third-year student at Charles University in Prague, completing a Bachelor’s degree in Political Science in the PPE (Politics, Philosophy and Economics) program with a GPA of 1.3. She aims for a career in international politics and research. Her interests focus on international migration and the drug crisis, autocratic control in the Eurasian region, and authoritarian practices. She plans to continue with a Master’s in International Relations in Prague.
The article argues that the Iranian War has reshaped Eurasian logistics, increasing the strategic importance of Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan while creating new partnership opportunities for Western countries.
– How does the Iran war affect Central Asia’s neutrality and trade? – The conflict disrupts key transit routes, raises prices, and forces C5 states to balance ties between Iran, the US, and regional partners. – Prolonged instability will strain neutrality, pushing Central Asia to diversify trade …
