Безопасность Центральноазиатского региона после 2014 года и Военная доктрина Казахстана
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безопасность, государства Центральной Азии, Афганистан НАТО, силы безопасности, военное насилие, терроризм,Аннотация
В связи с постепенным выводом войск НАТО и США из Афганистана в 2014 г. рассматривается проблема новых вызовов безопасности в Центральной Азии. Показаны интересы, степень готовности и политической воли каждой из стран ЦА по обеспечению безопасности на индивидуальном и на коллективном уровне. В целом состояние безопасности зависит от политических и экономических преобразований в странах региона, немалое значение имеют выдвигаемые инициативы и успешность их реализации. Республики Центральной Азии и все северные соседи Афганистана выражают обеспокоенность тем, что автономных усилий по поддержанию стабильности недостаточно, а мера ответственности не определена международным правом, чтобы реализовывать двусторонние или многосторонние инициативы, и чтобы оказать содействие политическим и экономическим преобразованиям Афганистана.Библиографические ссылки
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org/Kazakhstan-Calls-for-Stabilisation-in-Afghanistan-through-Diplomacy-and-Development>
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11 Kosolapova E. Afghanistan is looking for partners who will ensure security in the country after U.S. troops leave Afghanistan
// Trend, December, 2013
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