Opinion: Weaponizing Faith – The Cold War Roots of Central Asia’s Security Dilemma

TimesCA published an opinion piece titled “Weaponizing Faith – The Cold War Roots of Central Asia’s Security Dilemma”.

The article argues that Central Asia’s contemporary security dilemma is partly rooted in Cold War strategies that transformed Muslim identity into a factor of the region’s security challenges.

As an opinion piece, the article presents the author’s analysis and does not provide empirical evidence beyond the stated claim.

Article source: timesca.com | Image credit: The Times Of Central Asia

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