The role of the external factor in the political process of the Kyrgyz Republic

The Kyrgyz Republic, emerging from the USSR's collapse, is situated in a geopolitically strategic area of Central Asia rich in natural resources and hydrocarbon transit routes. Despite its potential, the region faces political instability and economic challenges, making it susceptible to external influences that often undermine its national interests. The leadership of Kyrgyzstan is tasked with navigating these pressures and developing strategies to assert its sovereignty and resist external manipulation.