This Week in the European Parliament, December 9th – 13th
This week at the European Parliament promises a robust schedule of activities, ranging from high-level discussions to events focussing on pressing issues like gender equality and regional cooperation. Here’s a look at the week ahead, day by day.
China-Kyrgyzstan-Uzbekistan Railway: A Risky Gamble with Geopolitical and Economic Consequences
Spanning approximately 523 kilometres, this railway will connect Kashgar in China’s Xinjiang province to Andijan in eastern Uzbekistan, cutting through Kyrgyzstan’s mountainous landscape.
Kazakhstan Strengthens Its Role as a Key Partner for the European Union in Central Asia
Kazakhstan’s strategic partnership with the European Union continues to deepen, as evidenced by the conference “Strategic Partnership with the EU and Kazakhstan: Opening New Niches and Dimensions,” held on 2 October at the European Parliament in Brussels.
Siege of Mariupol: Anna Zaytseva’s Story of Resilience & Survival
As the conflict in Ukraine enters its second year, the horrors of war continue to unfold, defying the expectations of 21st-century Europe. Amidst the brutality, the siege of Mariupol stands out as a stark reminder of the inhumanity witnessed during this conflict.
Kazakhstan leading SCO: fighting terrorism and strengthening the stability of the region
The Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO) holds significant importance as a regional entity within the Eurasian region, acting as a pivotal player on the geopolitical chessboard.
