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Russia's War In Ukraine Means Less Food, Higher Prices
- By Muhammad Tahir and
- Bruce Pannier
Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has left Central Asia short of basic foods, notably wheat, that the region regularly imports. People are already worried about worse times to come. This latest trade disruption comes on the heels of the global pandemic and last year’s severe drought. What are the impending challenges Central Asia faces to feed itself?
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December 08, 2024Violence Against Women Increasing in Central Asia
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November 24, 2024Podcast: What Do Central Asians Think About China?
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November 10, 2024No Safe Haven In Europe For Central Asian Opposition
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October 27, 2024Diving Deep Into Tajikistan's Armed Forces
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October 13, 2024Central Asia Pushes Back On Russian Critiques
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September 29, 2024Kazakhstan’s Controversial Nuclear Power Vote
