Kyrgyzstan Proposes Four Principles for New Eurasian Security Architecture

Kyrgyzstan has put forward four principles for a new Eurasian security architecture: inclusivity, economic indivisibility, accountability for international obligations, and preventive diplomacy. First Deputy Foreign Minister Asein Isaev stated that existing security mechanisms are failing to meet global expectations, citing growing armed conflicts and a crisis of trust. He highlighted challenges such as armed clashes, terrorism, critical infrastructure vulnerability, and climate change impacting water, food, and energy security.

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