The Shanghai Cooperation/Coopedration Organization Politics anl the Russian Interests in Central Asia and Afghanistan by A. V. Lukin

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The Influence of WOM and Brand Image on Customer Trust and Satisfaction at BANK CENTRAL ASIA (BCA) by Lilik Indrawati, Thyophoida Wanty Suriany Panjaitan

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Large-scale flood risk assessment in data-scarce areas: an application to Central Asia by P. Ceresa, G. Bussi, S. Denaro, G. Coccia, P. Bazzurro, P. Bazzurro, M. Martina, M. Martina, E. Fagà, C. Avelar, M. Ordaz, B. Huerta, O. Garay, Z. Raimbekova, K. Abdrakhmatov, S. Mirzokhonova, S. Mirzokhonova, V. Ismailov, V. Belikov

“…<p>The countries of Kazakhstan, Kyrgyz Republic, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, and Uzbekistan in Central Asia are highly prone to natural hazards, particularly floods, earthquakes, and landslides. …”
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Climate model downscaling in central Asia: a dynamical and a neural network approach by B. Fallah, B. Fallah, M. Rostami, M. Rostami, E. Russo, P. Harder, C. Menz, P. Hoffmann, I. Didovets, F. F. Hattermann, F. F. Hattermann

“…The annual 99th percentile of total precipitation increases by more than 9 mm d<span class="inline-formula">⁻¹</span> over mountainous areas of central Asia by the end of the century, relative to the 1985–2014 reference period, under the SSP3-7.0 and SSP5-8.5 scenarios. …”
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Representation of medieval climate fluctuations in Central Asia in the toponymic system: Historical and geographical data by Kulyash Kaimuldinova, Shakhislam Laiskhanov, Duman Aliaskarov, Rakhat Tobajanov, Zhulduz Nizamatdinova

“…This article considers the nature of climate changes in the Middle Ages of Central Asia and the influence of these changes on the toponymy in the region. …”
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Use of high-speed connectivity to global academic network for research and education in Central Asia by A. Kutanov

“…Cooperation between academic communities of Central Asia and other regions of the world using CAREN connectivity is demonstrated…”
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WILD SOUR CHERRY SPECIES OF THE CAUCASUS, CENTRAL ASIA AND THE FAR EAST AND THEIR USE IN BREEDING by A. A. Yushev, Yu. S. Orlova

“…Wild sour cherries from the Caucasus, Central Asia and the Far East introduced in the 1970–80s had a range of such important traits as immunity to fungal diseases, winter hardiness, drought resistance, restrained growth, vegetative reproduction ability, and were later used by Russian breeders for the development of new varieties and clonal rootstocks for growing cherries in various ecological and geographical areas of the country. …”
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Russian-тajik cooperation as a factor of stability in Central Asia (1992– 2022) by T. K. Tursunov, S. V. Novikov

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Sources of hydrochemistry and chemical weathering rate at Urumqi Glacier No.1 catchment in central Asia by Qin Yang, Xiangying Li, Donghui Shangguan, Tianding Han

“…Study area: Urumqi Glacier No.1 Catchment in central Asia. Study focus: Chemical weathering at the basin scale is important process for understanding the feedback mechanism of the carbon cycle and climate change. …”
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Transformation of Russian-Chinese Interaction in Central Asia : from Strategic Partnership to Asymmetric Rivalry by Г. Жаксыгулова

“… The article examines the transformation of Russian-Chinese interaction in Central Asia against the background of China's growing presence in the region, which is particularly relevant in the context of global geopolitical changes and increasing international tensions. …”
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Astrakhan Yurt Tatars and the Peoples of Central Asia in the 16th – 18th Centuries by Ilya V. Toropitsyn

“…Astrakhan Yurt Tatars were in close contact with the peoples of Central Asia in the 16th – 18th centuries. Relations with the nearest geographical neighbors (Nogais, Kalmyks, Kazakhs) were influenced by the foreign policy situation, depending on which, periods of confrontation between the Astrakhan Tatars and nomadic peoples were replaced by peaceful coexistence. …”
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La jamaʿat al Tabligh en Asie centrale : réactivation des liens islamiques avec le sous continent indien et insertion dans un islam mondialisé by Bayram Balci

Subjects: “…Islam in Central Asia…”
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Taming the Bear while Riding the Dragon? Central Asia confronts Russian and Chinese economic influences by Julien Vercueil

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Hydro-Energy Problems in Central Asia Region. Role of EuAsEC and SCO in its solution by K. P. Borishpoletz

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Debris flows in the northern Tien Shan, Central Asia: regional database, meteorological triggers, and trends by Maria Shahgedanova, Zarina Saidaliyeva, Ainur Mussina, Vassily Kapitsa, Zhanar Raimbekova, Denis Donskikh, Daulet Kissebayev, Murat Kasenov, Maxim Petrov

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Retracted: Risks and Strategies of China’s Direct Investment in Central Asia from the Perspective of Big Data by Advances in Multimedia

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A comprehensive environmental index for monitoring ecological quality of typical alpine wetlands in Central Asia by Jiudan Zhang, Junli Li, Changming Zhu, Anming Bao, Amaury Frankl, Philippe De Maeyer, Tim Van de Voorde

“…Understanding the long-term ecological quality trends of alpine wetlands in cold mountainous areas of Central Asia is essential for effective conservation and restoration efforts. …”
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How Do Changes in Grassland Phenology and Its Responses to Extreme Climatic Events in Central Asia? by Xinwei Wang, Jianhao Li, Jianghua Zheng, Liang Liu, Xiaojing Yu, Ruikang Tian, Mengxiang Xing

“…The duration of the CDHEs (0−37 days) was greater than that of the CMHEs (0−9 days) in Central Asia. The direct effects of CDHEs and CMHEs on grassland phenology were generally negative, except for the direct positive effect of CDHEs on LOS. …”
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Green technologies of the agro-industrial complex as the main element of increasing the competitive innovative development of Central Asia by Tologon Omoshev, Ainura Zhoroeva, Ilgiz Abyshov, Gulzat Kaparova, Dzhamilia Mamyrkulova

“…The role of green technologies used in agriculture as a key element of increasing the competitiveness of agricultural companies and innovative development of Central Asia as a whole is highlighted, since real prospects for the implementation of these technological solutions were presented on the example of agricultural farms in the Jalal-Abad region. …”
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Analyzing the Effects of Bank Digitalization on Bank Competition and Profitability in Central Asia: Insights from Kyrgyzstan and Kazakhstan by Emil BEGIMKULOV, Mónika KUTI

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