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Should the West Pursue the New Trans Caspian Energy Project?
July 6th, 2007

Enjoyed Vasili Rukhadze’s interesting thoughts on a very strategic issue. You can read his entire article here at Neweurasia.net but, based on his analysis and my own experience in Kazahkstan in the late ’90s, believe his conclusions are very much on the mark: Pursuing the Trans Caspian Energy Project is well worth the investment. A […]

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