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The Qosh Tepa canal: Why Tashkent pursues hydro-diplomacy over confrontation with Kabul?
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The Qosh Tepa canal: Why Tashkent pursues hydro-diplomacy over confrontation with Kabul?
In March 2025, Uzbekistan's Water Resources Minister, Shavkat Khamrayev, conceded that Afghanistan has a right to its share of the Amu Darya, then summed up the alternative to engagement in one rhetorical question: "Should we take up arms and go to war?", writes Muhlisakhon Khamidova, MA student in International relations, University of World Economy and […]
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