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Putin Seeks to Strengthen Ties in Central Asia Amid Global Tensions
Putin aims to secure Russia's influence as Central Asia increasingly turns to China, Turkey, and the European Union, which pledged $14 billion in regional investment.
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After the European and Chinese leaders, Russian President Vladimir Putin goes to Central Asia for a summit on Thursday with the five leaders of this region rich in natural resources, where...
Putin to visit Central Asia as Russian influence wanes
DUSHANBE: Russian President Vladimir Putin will meet Central Asian leaders in Tajikistan on Thursday, for only the second such summit since the fall of the Soviet Union, as Moscow jostles with China and Europe for influence. Weakened by the war in Ukraine, Russia’s historic grip over the region has waned in recent years. At the first summit with Central Asia’s five leaders in
·Riyadh, Saudi Arabia
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Leaning Left2Leaning Right1Center1Last UpdatedBias Distribution50% Left
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C 25%
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