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Last update: 27 minutes agoPamir Glaciers Under Strain: Tajik scientists report the first direct winter field measurements on a Pamir glacier since independence, finding sharp declines in snow reserves and faster melting even above 5,000 meters—raising fresh alarms for rivers, farming, and energy downstream. Water Security Crunch: A new week of coverage keeps circling the same warning: Central Asia’s water systems are being squeezed by glacier melt, droughts, and aging infrastructure, with experts calling the region a likely hotspot for climate-driven economic disruption and future instability. Critical Minerals Race: The region is also being pulled into the global “resource frontline,” as uranium, copper, lithium, rare earths and other inputs become strategic for batteries, chips, and advanced tech—while governments push to keep more value at home. Green Energy Transition: Central Asia’s green power push is highlighted as uneven but accelerating, with countries investing in solar, wind, hydropower, and hydrogen. Health Diplomacy: Turkmenistan’s delegation is in Geneva for the 79th World Health Assembly, meeting WHO leadership and discussing long-term public health cooperation.
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