For the ninth time, the Eurasian Center announces its PhD, MA conference entitled „Dawn of Eurasia” to which it is pleased to invite those PhD, MA and BA students whose research area or interests are related to the conference theme. Co-organizer: Date: December 5, 2025 Time: 10:00-15:00 Place: Budapest, Infopark sétány 1I. The language ofContinue reading “IX. DAWN OF EURASIA CONFERENCE-Call for Registration”
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Eurasia PEACH Fusion Conference 2025-Call for Registration
The international conference Dawn of Eurasia organized by the Eurasia Center of the John von Neumann University is the 8th edition of the successful conferences on Eurasian studies held as a traveling conference in the spring semester, this time at the Faculty of Humanities of Pázmány Péter Catholic University in fusion with the PEACH JuniorContinue reading “Eurasia PEACH Fusion Conference 2025-Call for Registration”
Eurasia Center Brief Analysis – The role of Central Asia in China’s foreign policy strategy
By Semanur Öncü Abstract In recent years, the ideologies and capacities of states, as well as the visions and competencies of leaders, have emerged as pivotal elements in the realm of international relations. China’s current leader, Xi Jinping, has articulated an ambitious vision and approach to foreign policy, which has been embraced by the ChineseContinue reading “Eurasia Center Brief Analysis – The role of Central Asia in China’s foreign policy strategy”
Eurasia Center Brief Analysis –Partnership and Cooperation within the scope of the Organization of Turkic States
By Semanur Öncü Abstract The Organization of Turkic States is evolving into a pivotal union with a growing impact on the Eurasian landscape. The ever-changing structure of the international system increases the importance of regional integration initiatives on a daily basis. Following the dissolution of the Soviet Union, relations between the Turkic World commenced withContinue reading “Eurasia Center Brief Analysis –Partnership and Cooperation within the scope of the Organization of Turkic States”
Eurasia Center Brief Analysis – Relations between the Shanghai Cooperation Organization and China
By Semanur Öncü Abstract In the aftermath of the Cold War, the ascendant influence of the United States in Central Asia was perceived as a threat by China, which prompted Beijing to seek collaboration with Russia. The objective of both countries was to establish a multipolar international system in opposition to the prevailing unipolar orderContinue reading “Eurasia Center Brief Analysis – Relations between the Shanghai Cooperation Organization and China”
VII. DAWN OF EURASIA CONFERENCE-Call for Registration
For the seventh time, the Eurasian Center announces its PhD, MA conference entitled „Dawn of Eurasia” to which it is pleased to invite those PhD, MA and BA students whose research area or interests are related to the conference theme. Co-organizer: Date: December 6, 2024 Time: 10:00-15:00 Place: Budapest, Infopark sétány 1I. The language ofContinue reading “VII. DAWN OF EURASIA CONFERENCE-Call for Registration”
Eurasia Center Brief Analysis – China’s relations with Middle Eastern countries in the 21st century
by Semanur Öncü Abstract In the 21st century, China has emerged as a significant player in the Middle East, reflecting its expanding economic and strategic interests. Following an ideologically based foreign policy during the Mao Zedong era, China adopted a more pragmatic approach with Deng Xiaoping’s reforms, thereby strengthening its political and economic relations withContinue reading “Eurasia Center Brief Analysis – China’s relations with Middle Eastern countries in the 21st century”
Eurasia Center Brief Analysis-Russian’s policy in Central Asia since 2000
by Semanur Öncü Abstract This analysis examines Russia’s Central Asia policy during the Putin era. To provide context, it is necessary to briefly discuss the pre-Putin era. Prior to the collapse of the USSR, Russia’s Central Asia policy was unfavorable. However, under Putin’s presidency, relations between Central Asia and Russia began to improve. Despite this,Continue reading “Eurasia Center Brief Analysis-Russian’s policy in Central Asia since 2000”
Eurasia Center Brief Analysis-European Union’s Central Asia strategy
by Semanur Öncü Abstract Central Asia is strategically important for the European Union (EU) due to its location, role in connecting Europe and Asia, security concerns, proximity to Afghanistan, abundant energy resources, and market potential. The EU has developed specific policies towards Central Asia, including negotiating a new generation of Enhanced Partnership and Cooperation AgreementsContinue reading “Eurasia Center Brief Analysis-European Union’s Central Asia strategy”
Eurasia Center Brief Analysis-After 2003: Iraq’s reconstruction process
by Semanur Öncü Abstract In the post-Cold War era, when the United States was the only superpower, Iraq was one of the countries that first attracted the attention of the United States. In the 1990s, the US-led coalition invaded Iraq to protect Saudi Arabia’s and Kuwait security, and Iraq was eventually defeated. After this intervention,Continue reading “Eurasia Center Brief Analysis-After 2003: Iraq’s reconstruction process”