How Kyrgyzstan Restructured Its Foreign Policy: Lessons from the Past and Japarov's Course
Since Almazbek Atambayev took office as President of Kyrgyzstan in 2011, the country required urgent measures to overcome the political instability that arose in the wake of revolutionary events. Foreign policy could have served as a tool for restoring trust both domestically and internationally; however, in practice, it became a stage for emotional decisions and sharp actions.