ISIS in Central Asia: Past, Present & Future Paths (Online Discussion)

An Online Discussion on Terrorism, Radicalization, Geopolitics & Security in Central Asia
How did ISIS shape the politics and security of Central Asia — and what lessons can we take for the future?
Join us for a bold and thought‑provoking online discussion on ISIS, regional stability, radicalization.
This event is part of the Thinkers Forum series — an open platform for exploring complex issues with diverse perspectives.
We’ll explore:

• How did ISIS emerge as a threat to Central Asian nations?
• What was the impact on local societies, politics, and security?
• What is the present situation — is the threat still real?
• How are these nations countering radicalization and returning fighters?
• What could be the path forward for stability and peace in the region?

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### What this is:

A 1.5 to 2‑hour online group discussion hosted via Google Meet, open to people from all backgrounds.
This is not a webinar or panel — it’s a real‑time conversation where everyone can think, share, and listen.

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### Who should attend?

• People interested in international security, geopolitics, and terrorism studies
• Students, researchers & professionals curious about Central Asia’s challenges
• Anyone looking to understand radicalization and its global implications
• People open to deep, nuanced dialogue on sensitive global issues

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### Why attend?

Because understanding global security challenges requires revisiting past conflicts, analyzing present dynamics, and collaboratively imagining a safer future.