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  1. SecurityBrief11 Jun

    The Iran war reignites and the Strait of Hormuz shuts again

    Iran and the United States traded strikes again on 11 June, and Tehran declared the Strait of Hormuz closed to all shipping. For Central Asia the effects are higher prices and a southern route to the sea that is shut once more.

  2. SecurityBrief11 Jun

    Pakistani airstrikes hit Afghanistan, ending a month of calm

    Pakistan struck three Afghan provinces early on 10 June, killing at least 13 people by Kabul’s count, most of them children. It broke more than a month of quiet in a war that has killed hundreds.

  3. Tajikistan-Afghanistan Border Crisis Could Destabilize Central Asia
    SecurityOpinion13 May

    Why the Tajikistan-Afghanistan Border Crisis Could Destabilize Central Asia

    A wave of deadly clashes on the Tajikistan-Afghanistan border, including attacks that killed Chinese workers inside Tajikistan in November, is raising the risk of broader instability across Central Asia and putting trade routes, energy links, foreign investment, and regional diplomacy under growing pressure.