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The China-Central Asia Summit is taking place on May 18 and 19，which will add a new chapter in the development of China and the five Central Asian countries (Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan).
The war in Ukraine has created a labor shortage in Russia, which has attracted labor migrants from the central Asian states, the former Soviet republics. This in turn has led to tensions between Russians and the migrants. The head of the Russian Federation's Investigative Committee, reported "group attacks by migrants designed to humiliate Russians." According to Bastrykin,
It was assumed that the US leaving Afghanistan would mean that Central Asian countries would assume they have been abandoned to the Russia-China anaconda, but that may be changing.
These are the latest developments from the Ukraine war this Tuesday.
(Archived document, may contain errors) , I 892 April 17,1992 STRATEGIC RELATIONS BETWEEN THE FORMER SOVIET REPUBLICS By Andxei Kortunov EL. Wiegand Fellow INTRODUCTION There is widespread concern in thewest about the future of relations with the re mblics of the fanner Soviet Union. Almost as hportant is the future of relations be ween those newly independent republics.