Thanks to increasing globalization, both West and Islamic ideas are finding new adherents among young people in Central Asia, though an “Asian” identity is not developing, at least not yet. The changes are happening so quickly, it is hard to say whether one set of ideas will prevail or if the result will be a new amalgam. G defined as an increase in the volume and intensity of flows—of goods, f...

Today, the region we currently refer to as Central Asia—the geopolitical space comprised of the five post-Soviet republics of Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, Kyrgyzstan, Turkmenistan, and Tajikistan—is anything but a core in the contemporary network of globalized flows of information, people, goods, ideas, and money.[1] Due to a host of factors, the lands between the Caspian Sea and the Gobi Desert rep...

A severe dust storm blanketing Central Asia on 3–4 November 2021 was investigated employing satellite remote-sensing, synoptic meteorological observations, reanalysis and HYSPLIT back-trajectories. The prevailing conditions showed an intensification of air subsidence over eastern Kazakhstan, featured in a typical omega-blocking system the region two troughs to its west east axis, one day before...

political geographic changes of the caspian region due to the independence of the states of the soviet :union: in 1991, has created changes in the geopolitical situation. iran and russia's policies in order to maintain and extend their dominance on the region, and the performance of azerbaijan, turkmenistan and kazakhstan in the field of economic progress, to achieve greater independence a...

background: schistosomiasis is considered as one of the most important infections in ruminants. the flukes are found in the blood vessels of animals. this parasite has been observed in many countries such as: turkmenistan, kazakhstan, iran, iraq and parts of europe. objectives: aim of this study was to determine the contamination of schistosoma turkestanicum in sheep in the central region of ma...

caspian region is on the receiver of caspian sea with five coastal states including of iran, russia, azerbaijan, turkmenistan and kazakhstan - in the surrounding sea, due to having common points in the features of natural geography, special location, political and cultural and historical background, is known as a geopolitical region. following the collapse of the soviet ::::union::::, due to ch...

This article is devoted to the questions of history Kazakh film studies development and further prospects in comparison with dynamics world studies. The authors have analyzed typical issues Central Asia region, studied specifics schools five countries: Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Uzbekistan, Turkmenistan Tajikistan. Conclusions been drawn on this region.
 Overall, evaluation prospects, given c...

Abstract Ever since the disintegration of Soviet Union in 1991, “human rights” has been a contentious term states post-Soviet Central Asia (Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, and Uzbekistan). Whereas all Asian are parties to major multilateral human rights instruments, significant problems persist. Issues such as rule law, gender inequality, domestic violence, freedom press, elec...

Taxa involving three bisexually reproducing ploidy levels make green toads a unique amphibian system. We put a cytogenetic dataset from Central Asia in a molecular framework and apply phylogenetic and demographic methods to data from the entire Palearctic range. We study the mitochondrial relationships of diploids to infer their phylogeography and the maternal ancestry of polyploids. Control re...

A large outbreak of poliomyelitis, with 463 laboratory-confirmed and 47 polio-compatible cases, took place in 2010 in Tajikistan. Phylogenetic analysis of the viral VP1 gene suggested a single importation of wild poliovirus type 1 from India in late 2009, its further circulation in Tajikistan and expansion into neighbouring countries, namely Kazakhstan, Russia, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan. Whol...