Russian foreign policy toward the Central Asian Region in comparison to the Chinese and American policies
Journal: Vestnik of Saint Petersburg University International relations
Year: 2019

The fall of the Soviet Union prompted a vast amount of political change across the globe. A bipolar global power structure transformed into a unipolar diplomatic one. In the wake of this structural shift, the former Soviet Republics gained independence -along with all its merits and challenges. Great Powers were forced to reassess their relationships under new geopolitical conditions. Meanwhile, the newly formed Central Asian Republics were brought to the forefront of global attention. Kazakhsta