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Kazakhstan continues economic recovery

EurasianSecurity.com Posted on October 1, 2010 by Robert M. CutlerDecember 12, 2014

Currency devaluation and banking reforms appear to have set Kazakhstan strongly on the road to recovery. A ministerial shake-up, which appears more rational than President Nursultan Nazarbaev’s usual reorganizations, and higher oil export duties next year, should help to maintain the economy’s strength

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Posted in Central Asia, Country reviews, Economy & Finance, Kazakhstan, Policy Analyses, Situation Reports | Tagged banking systems, Karachaganak, Kashagan, Mynbaev, Nazarbaev, Samruk-Kazyna, tenge

Turkmenistan signals Nabucco intentions

EurasianSecurity.com Posted on September 23, 2010 by Robert M. CutlerFebruary 23, 2015

Berdimuhamedow announces construction of East-West Pipeline, across southern Turkmenistan to coast of the Caspian Sea, has begun. It would carry 30 bcm/y to a Trans-Caspian Gas Pipeline (TCGP) for shipment to Azerbaijan and retransmission to Turkey and Europe, if the TCGP is built.

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Posted in Caspian Sea basin, Gas/CNG/LNG, Greater Central Asia, Policy Analyses, Russia, South Caucasus, Southwest Asia, Strategic Overviews, Turkey | Tagged Azerbaijan, Caspian Coastal Pipeline, Central Asia-Center Pipeline, East-West Pipeline, Kazakhstan, KCTS, Nabucco, Turkmenistan, Uzbekistan

US-China Economic Conflict: Not Dead, but Asleep

EurasianSecurity.com Posted on July 26, 2010 by Robert M. CutlerDecember 23, 2014

Political friction over economic issues between the US and China has faded for the time being, but its sources remain and may reappear at any time. Currency issues have been at the center of relations between the US and China … Continue reading →

Posted in China, Domestic & Reform, Economy & Finance, Policy Analyses, Situation Reports, United States

Medvedev economic reform proposals urgently deepen

EurasianSecurity.com Posted on November 20, 2009 by Robert M. CutlerJune 6, 2015

The differentiation in Russian policy and politics between the program of President Dmitry Medvedev economic reform vs. Prime Minster Vladimir Putin and his circle is becoming more accentuated. Substance of the Medvedev economic reform proposals The Russian economy and stock … Continue reading →

Posted in Domestic & Reform, Equity Markets, Policy Analyses, Russia, Russia, Situation Reports | Tagged Medvedev, Putin, ruble

Four-way Caspian summit in Kazakhstan

EurasianSecurity.com Posted on September 19, 2009 by Robert M. CutlerJune 6, 2015

The presidents of Azerbaijan, Kazakhstan, Russia, and Turkmenistan ended their four-way Caspian summit meeting in Kazakhstan’s resort city of Kenderly last weekend with its purpose and consequences as clear as distant figures in an early autumn mist. Two elements did … Continue reading →

Posted in Caspian Sea basin, Central Asia, China, Gas/CNG/LNG, Greater Central Asia, Investment, Pipelines, Policy Analyses, Situation Reports, South Caucasus, Southwest Asia, Strategic Overviews, Terminals | Tagged ABC, Aqtau, Azerbaijan, BTC, Caspian Coastal Pipeline, CPC, Iran, Karachaganak, Kazakhstan, KCTS, Nabucco, Orenburg, Shah Deniz, SOCAR, South Stream, TAPI, TCGP, Turkmenistan Turkmenistan-China pipeline

Four-way Caspian Summit in Aqtau

EurasianSecurity.com Posted on September 12, 2009 by Robert M. CutlerMay 14, 2015

Question:  There’s an opinion, that during the Aqtau summit, the questions concerning Caspian sea were discussed, without Iran. What is your opinion on this? If, for example its true, how would it affect the future talks with all five Caspian … Continue reading →

Posted in Caspian Sea basin, Central Asia, Integration-Cooperation, Media Interviews, Policy Analyses, Russia, Situation Reports, Southwest Asia | Tagged Azerbaijan, Iran, Kazakhstan, Nabucco, Russia, TCGP, Turkmenistan

South Korea shows recovery skills

EurasianSecurity.com Posted on September 11, 2009 by Robert M. CutlerMay 7, 2015

The South Korean economy continues to show its ability to bounce back rapidly from crisis, this time due mainly to the combined impact of a domestic stimulus and restocking of global inventories. The recovery has been sufficiently strong for central … Continue reading →

Posted in Economy & Finance, Northeast Asia, Policy Analyses, Situation Reports, South Korea | Tagged ADB, IMF, KOSPI, South Korea

Australia approves gas megaproject

EurasianSecurity.com Posted on August 27, 2009 by Robert M. CutlerMay 7, 2015

In order to understand energy geopolitics in Asia, even in East Asia, it is no longer adequate to look westward to Central and Southwest Asia across the Arabian Peninsula to North Africa. A new, massive liquefied natural gas (LNG) development … Continue reading →

Posted in Australasia, China, Domestic & Reform, Economy & Finance, Ethnic & Religious, Gas/CNG/LNG, India, Policy Analyses, Situation Reports | Tagged Australia, ExxonMobil, Gorgon, PetroChina, Petronet, Rio Tinto, Shell, Woodside

Азербайджану стоит придерживаться прежней линии поведения в переговорном процессе по Нагорному Карабаху

EurasianSecurity.com Posted on August 1, 2009 by Robert M. CutlerApril 29, 2015

Для мирного разрешения нагорно-карабахского конфликта Азербайджану стоит продолжать придерживаться той же стратегической линии, считает ведущий эксперт по странам Евразии, доктор Роберт Катлер (Robert Cutler). “В мирном процессе по нагорно-карабахскому конфликту Азербайджану следует продолжать придерживаться принципиальной стратегической линии, которой он придерживался … Continue reading →

Posted in Conflict–Security, Ethnic & Religious, Integration-Cooperation, Policy Analyses, Situation Reports, South Caucasus | Tagged Armenia, Azerbaijan, Nagorno-Karabakh, OSCE

Nabucco financing sources begin to appear

EurasianSecurity.com Posted on July 16, 2009 by Robert M. CutlerJune 20, 2015

The appearance of Nabucco financing sources has made possible the signing this week of a transit agreement to govern the natural gas pipeline. The agreement marks an important staging post in bringing to reality the long-touted energy route, which is … Continue reading →

Posted in Black Sea basin, Caspian Sea basin, Central Asia, Central Europe, Conflict–Security, Domestic & Reform, Economy & Finance, EU, Gas/CNG/LNG, Integration-Cooperation, Investment, North Africa, Oil, Pipelines, Policy Analyses, Russia, Situation Reports, South Asia, South Caucasus, Southeastern Europe, Southern Gas Corridor, Southwest Asia, Strategic Overviews, Turkey | Tagged Armenia, Austria, Azerbaijan, Blue Stream, BTC, Bulgaria, EBRD, Egypt, EIB, GERB, Germany, Hungary, India, IPI, Iran, Iraq, Kashagan, Nabucco, Nagorno-Karabakh, OMV, Pakistan, Romania, Russia, RWE, SCP, Shah Deniz, South Stream, Syria, TCGP, Tengiz, Turkey, Turkmenistan

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