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Press review: Kiev's slippery path to NATO security pledges and Moscow, Doha conduct talks - Press Review

Top stories from the Russian press on Friday, June 23rd ....

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SCO vs US's Asia-Pacific Pacts: How Eurasian Bloc Can Oppose Washington's Diktat

Russia’s defense minister has warned that Washington is actively working to sabotage the creation of a multipolar world in the Asia-Pacific region, including by forming exclusive politico-military blocs. Russian Asia experts Boris Volkhonsky and Alexei Kupriyanov explain what the Shanghai Cooperation Organization can do to resist these pressures. ....

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Pakistan Stream Gas Pipeline: Russia's Key to South Asia?

Pakistan Stream Gas Pipeline: Russia’s Key to South Asia?
Publication: Eurasia Daily Monitor Volume: 18 Issue: 123
(Source: Daily Times)
Russian Energy Minister Nikolai Shulginov and Pakistan’s ambassador to Moscow, Shafqat Ali Khan, signed a revised agreement on May 28 that initiates the construction of the planned Pakistan Stream Gas Pipeline (PSGP) (Minenergo.gov.ru, May 28). Formerly known as the North-South Gas Pipeline, this infrastructural mega-project (1,100 kilometers in length) is expected to cost up to $2.5 billion and should be completed by 2023. The pipeline will secure the delivery of 12.3 billion cubic meters (bcm) of natural gas per year from the liquefied natural gas (LNG) terminals in Karachi and Gwadar to the large north-central city of Lahore. Importantly, this project will be the first such large-scale economic initiative between Moscow and Islamabad undertaken since the mid-1970s. ....

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Press review: What sparked the Tajik-Kyrgyz conflict and China beating India in S. Asia

Top stories in the Russian press on Friday, April 30
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Media: Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan engage in battle over water
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A conflict over a disputed water distribution facility on the border between Tajikistan and Kyrgyzstan, which broke out on the morning of April 29, quickly moved from stone throwing clashes between civilians to gunfights involving border guards and government forces, Vedomosti writes.
According to Stas Pritchin, an expert at the Russian Academy of Sciences Institute of World Economy and International Relations, there are no external reasons for a violent conflict between the two Central Asian countries at the moment, but Tajikistan and Kyrgyzstan have had a long history of border disputes as both have enclaves on each other s territory. However, even when the authorities show some willpower to resolve border conflicts, local communities and criminal groups are not always willing to do the same, the expert ....

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