Evolution of US geopolitical interests in Central Asia: current and ongoing projects
The article talks about the changes that have taken place in the world geopolitics after the completion of the Westphalian system of the world order. Attention is focused on the concepts of controlled chaos, color revolutions, hybrid war, as part of the projects implemented by the Americans. For the countries of Central Asia (Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan) these projects carry a threat within the hegemony of the plan for a new world order. The author notes that in the process of promoting US policy in Central Asia, there is an obvious violation of the international balance and the spirit of rivalry between superpowers is exacerbated. But with all this, Washington has to reckon with the fact that Russia, China, Iran and the European Union have influence on this region. It can be seen that at the end of the Second World War, the US turned into a powerful power and, beginning with the rejection of the policy of isolationism in matters of defense and security, began to impose on the whole world the idea of respect for human rights and democratic regimes. But in the years of the Cold War and after its end, the Americans began to create alliances even with those states that are not focused on preserving democracy and human rights in international affairs.