
Hugh MacLean
Senior Advisor at NORRAG and CAPS Unlock; education justice advocate with 30+ years in advocacy, teaching, and grantmaking across Africa, Eastern Europe, and Central Asia
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Jul 21, 2026
From population boom to AI diplomacy: Central Asia's next chapter
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Hugh McLeanGUEST
There's the strongest El Niño building, which probably means that twenty twenty-seven will be an even hotter year than, than this.

Hugh McLeanGUEST
So just from the point of view of the climate, we can see that there is huge change, uh, in the region.

Hugh McLeanGUEST
And this, of course, is a change that affects not only Kazakhstan, but every country in the region will have some effect on this.

Hugh McLeanGUEST
The most important thing, I think, to say is that we're just not built for these kinds of temperatures.
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25:04Peter LeonardHOST
How do you develop a, a curriculum which prepares young people for such a challenging future without overwhelming them with anxiety?