As the world’s shipping lanes shift under the weight of war, climate shocks, and geopolitical rivalry, an unlikely player is racing to seize the moment: Central Asia.
The region’s emerging port infrastructure, clustered around the Caspian Sea, is now positioning itself as the backbone of a new trans-Eurasian trade route.
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