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Central Asia's Biggest Pipeline Deal Has a Data Problem
Turkmen officials say exports average 40 billion cubic meters, but China says 2025 shipments were 30 billion and Line D remains stalled.
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Central Asia's Biggest Pipeline Deal Has a Data Problem
China’s leading international broadcaster, CGTN, aired an interview March 24 with Turkmenistan’s paramount leader, Gurbanguly Berdymukhamedov, touting how “mutual trust and centuries-old exchanges” shape present-day bilateral relations. But such messaging struck a discordant note during the actual interview, when Berdymukhamedov’s figures for his country’s natural gas exports to China proved significantly different than those subsequently proffe…
·London, United Kingdom
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