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By: Toh Han Shih
As the US steps up its presence in Central Asia, the region could be squeezed between the US and China over the resource-rich region, analysts say. The US is seeking to increase its economic access to Central Asia, underscored by $12 billion of potential deals, accompanying US Secre…
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