Since the Soviet Union disappeared into the history, the Central Asia has been emerged as one of the regions rapidly gaining huge attentions over the world. Under the new international order dynamically formulated in the Eurasian Continent, indeed, the Central Asia has been frequently taken places in the world politics. There can be three factors which resulted the new international conditions in this region.
First of all, the Central Asia owns the traditional value which is described as the geopolitically strategic region, being located at the crossroad of the East and West and the Christianity and Islam. Secondly, it is the geo-strategically important region since the Russian-led "Eurasian vector" and the U.S.-led "Transpacific vector" come to collision in the heart of the Central Asia. Lastly, in terms of the geo-economy, the Central Asia has been recently gaining emphaseswith its abundant energy and natural resources. For this reason, the value of the Central Asia, as the possible alternative to the unstable Middle East, has been increased among the international communities facing with soaring high price of hydrocarbon. (The rest is omitted.)