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🇪🇺 EUDEL @ Embassy of 🇱🇹 in 🇰🇿, screened documentaries “To Die for putin” and “Mercenaries: Why Central Asians Go to War”, produced within EU-funded CARAVAN project. Documentaries address the growing issue of recruitment of Central Asian nationals into the russian armed forces https://t.co/6aaVz4sJjQ #EU #CentralAsia #Documentary #EU #LT #KZ #RU

Central Asian media: e Chinese investments in Eurasia have just reached a record 66 billion dollars (cumulative), with Central Asia leading - a growth of 13% in the years 2024-2025. But pulling back the picture, a much broader picture emerges. 🇨🇳 China: · 36 billion dollars just in https://t.co/kiK4twS2rP (translated)

Central Asia Media: The energy and water ministers from Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, and Uzbekistan signed a trilateral protocol in Tashkent on May 7, establishing agreed quantities and schedules for the release of water from the Toktogul Reservoir for the next two months. The Toktogul Reservoir plays (Original: Media Azji Centralnej: Ministrowie energii i wody z Kazachstanu, Kirgistanu i Uzbekistanu podpisali w Taszkencie trójstronny protokół 7 maja, ustalający uzgodnione ilości i harmonogramy uwalniania wody z Zbiornika Toktogul na najbliższe dwa miesiące. Zbiornik Toktogul odgrywa) #CentralAsia #WaterManagement #EnergyCooperation #KZ #KG #UZ

Central Asia launches a joint hydroenergy project with a capacity of 2000 MW. Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, and Uzbekistan have confirmed plans to build a joint hydroelectric power plant on the Naryn River. The project will provide nearly 2,000 megawatts of generating capacity. The facility is expected to supply electricity to up to 1.5. (Original: Azja Centralna uruchamia wspólny projekt hydroenergetyczny o mocy 2000 MW Kazachstan, Kirgistan i Uzbekistan potwierdziły plany budowy wspólnej elektrowni wodnej nad rzeką Naryn. Projekt dostarczy prawie 2 000 megawatów mocy wytwórczej. Zakład ma dostarczyć prąd do nawet 1,5 https://t.co/E5y7qyjFKb) #Hydroenergy #CentralAsia #RenewableEnergy #KZ #KY #UZ

Central Asia launches a joint hydroelectric project with a capacity of 2000 MW. Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, and Uzbekistan have confirmed plans to build a joint hydropower plant on the Naryn River. The project will provide nearly 2,000 megawatts of generating capacity. The plant is expected to supply power to up to 1.5. (Original: Azja Centralna uruchamia wspólny projekt hydroenergetyczny o mocy 2000 MW Kazachstan, Kirgistan i Uzbekistan potwierdziły plany budowy wspólnej elektrowni wodnej nad rzeką Naryn. Projekt dostarczy prawie 2 000 megawatów mocy wytwórczej. Zakład ma dostarczyć prąd do nawet 1,5 https://t.co/UmG9Pr2vjI) #Hydropower #CentralAsia #RenewableEnergy #KZ #KG #UZ