"The Great Silk Road", Center of Expert Analysis

"The Great Silk Road" Center of Expert Analysis (GSR) is an independent center of expertise. The Centre of Expert Analysis provides in-depth analysis of the forces shaping the policies of the Republic of Azerbaijan, the People’s Republic of China, Georgia, the Islamic Republic of Iran, the Islamic Republic of Pakistan, the Republic of Kazakhstan, the Republic of Uzbekistan, Turkey, the Russian Federation, the European Union, the United Kingdom and the United States on the East-West and North-South trade corridors, as well as political and economic recommendations that authoritatively inform and significantly shape the debate in these countries.

The purpose of the GSR is to provide a platform for expert cooperation to increase awareness, understanding, and knowledge of the countries along the Renewed Silk Road and its global implications, and to promote collaboration for the sustainable development of all countries along the Renewed Silk Road and the coherent development of the East-West and North-South Corridor countries in a global context. GSR topics include financial and political climate change and its implications, resources, logistics, energy corridors and economic cooperation, policy-making, and legislation in the countries.

Global Signals

Xi Jinping on the New Era of the Global South: Modernisation, Peace and Cooperation

Afghanistan at the Crossroads of Civilizations: An Analysis of the Country's Geopolitical Positioning a New Stage of Transport Links

Modernization of the Middle Corridor: Kazakhstan and Azerbaijan on the way to new records

Strategic Alternative: The Middle Corridor and its Significance for the Sino-Russian Partnership

The Great Steppe and the Middle Corridor: Symbolism of the V World Nomad Games

China and Azerbaijan jointly build a community of common destiny of mankind and write a new page in the history of eternal friendship

The development of renewable energy sources outside the European Union The Potential of the Caucasus and Central Asia

A critical analysis of the potential for Arab investments in the Middle Corridor, with specific reference to the Gulf Cooperation Council

Resht-Astara Railway: A Strategic Link for the North-South and Central Corridors

Türkiye, China and the European Union: the struggle for logistics markets, Greek shipowners and the game-changing middle corridor

Global Signals

China and the Caucasus: CIIE 2026 as a Platform for Mutual Opportunities and the Practical Implementation of the Belt and Road Initiative

China and the Caucasus: From Transit Corridors to Economic Development and Social Well-Being

China and Azerbaijan Strengthen Their Strategic Partnership: Beijing’s Interests in the South Caucasus and the New Geography of Eurasia

The Transafghan Railway and the Formation of Multivector Connections in Central Asia

77 Years of the People’s Republic of China: Xi Jinping on a New Stage of China’s Development

Xi Jinping in Washington. China and the United States Seek a New Formula for Coexistence

Xi Jinping on the Future of BRICS: The Third "Golden Decade" and a Multipolar World

From Bishkek to New Delhi: China and the Shaping of a New Global South Architecture

The Human Dimension of the SCO: The Long-Term Logic of China's Approach

From Development to Global Governance: China's Systemic Vision within the SCO

Xi Jinping's New Security Concept and the Future of the SCO

SCO and the Belt and Road Initiative as a New Architecture of Eurasian Cooperation

Xi Jinping — The New Role of the SCO in a Changing World

The Union of Baku and Tashkent Changes the Architecture of Central Asia and the South Caucasus

China's Environmental Code: From Xi Jinping's Vision to a New Model of Global Environmental Governance

How the China-Kyrgyzstan-Uzbekistan Railway is Transforming the Economic Map of the Continent

The South Caucasus Between American Geopolitics and Chinese Economic Integration

The Third Attempt: Why the Anaklia Port is Destined for Success This Time

The South Caucasus Network of Special Economic Zones: A Model for Regional Economic Integration

While the world looks the other way, a new Eurasia is being born

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