Russia’s neighbours want options, not patrons

Governments from the Caucasus to Central Asia are hedging, and outside powers should stop expecting loyalty.

Border crossing in the South Caucasus
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Governments from the Caucasus to Central Asia are hedging, and outside powers should stop expecting loyalty.

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Arman Seitkali. Central Asia analyst.

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