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Europe and Central Asia can benefit from changing migration patterns - The Foreign Policy Centre
High unemployment and limited economic opportunities in Central Asian countries have traditionally driven millions of people to migrate to Russia in search of work[1]. Where the region’s historical, cultural and linguistic links with Russia have been a major factor in migrants’ choice of destination, new migration patterns are however emerging, influenced by geopolitical shifts in the region. These present opportunities for Central Asian govern…
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