Central Asia is rapidly transforming into one of the world’s most strategically contested regions as major global powers compete for influence over energy resources, trade corridors, transportation routes, critical minerals, security partnerships, and geopolitical positioning across the heart of Eurasia.
The growing technological rivalry between the United States and China is increasingly centred on quantum computing, with both nations treating the field as a strategic priority with major economic and national security implications.
The foreign ministers of Iran and China emphasized that the Middle East should not be a battleground for the interests of major powers, and that the future of regional countries must be determined by their own people, News.az reports citing IRNA.
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