U.S. geostrategy in Central Asia: a Kazakh perspective

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The United States wished to strengthen its position in Central Asia, specially the former Soviet Union and the 9/11 terrorist attacks in U.S. gave it the required opportunity to set up base in Kazakhstan, the center of Central Asia as also in Uzbekistan, Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan. Kazakhstan is one of the main strategic partners of the United States in Central Asia as an alternative source of energy resources while the U.S. foreign policy in Eurasia will help Kazakhstan achieve political, legal reform and a better economy.

Kazakhstan, Evaluation, Central Asia, Kazakhstani foreign relations

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Statement before the House International Relations Committee Subcommittee on Asia and the Pacific

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South Asia is at the forefront of the United States' foreign policy agenda and it is hoped that the wise employment of democracy, economics, education etc. would enhance the region's stability. The implementation of the US president's freedom agenda in the countries of South Asia and the use of assistance funding to achieve the policy goals of the US was highlighted.

International politics, South Asia, Foreign policy

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The Administration's perspective on China's record on nonproliferation: Testimony before the U.S.-China Economic Security Review Commission, Paula DeSutter Assistant Secretary for Verification, Compliance, and Implementation, September 14, 2006, Washington DC

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Paula DeSutter Assistant Secretary for Verification, Compliance, and Implementation reiterates the strategy of persuading the People's Republic of China to better implement and consistently enforce its nonproliferation commitments before the U.S.-China Economic Security Review Commission in July 2003.

China, Chinese foreign relations, Military aspects, Arms control

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