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The First English Language media outlet on the region, est. 1999. Politics, economics, culture, society & foreign affairs. Contact us: bit.ly/4g1ijim
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With Russian transit routes vulnerable, Kazakhstan is looking to diversify oil exports to Europe. Could Berlin help finance alternatives through the Caspian and secure more reliable access to German buyers? Read more from @RobertMCutler
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timesca.com What Berlin Can Offer to Finance Kazakhstan’s Oil Routes - The Times Of Central Asia Kazakhstan has formally asked Russia to restore oil deliveries to Germany through the Druzhba pipeline after a six-month suspension. Russia suspended transit
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Kazakhstan’s coal exports to Europe face a major disruption as Russian rail restrictions cut transit to Baltic ports by 97%. Up to $470 million in potential export value is now at risk, with alternative routes proving costly and difficult to secure.
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timesca.com Russian Rail Curbs Put Up to $470 Million in Kazakh Coal Exports at Risk - The Times Of Central Asia "In effect, Russia is not directly banning Kazakh coal exports. But restricting rail transit produces virtually the same result: the product exists, the buyer
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Uzbekistan has proposed a regional early warning system for natural disasters at COP31, calling for stronger cooperation across Central Asia to prepare for climate-related risks and extreme weather events.
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timesca.com Uzbekistan Proposes Regional Disaster Warning System at COP31 - The Times Of Central Asia Uzbekistan has proposed new Central Asia Climate Cooperation measures at COP31, alongside a $296 million land restoration program covering three countries.