The book "The main geographical problems of Central Asia in their dynamics" by Azatyan, A. A. It is an in-depth and comprehensive study that immerses the reader in the complex world of geographical, environmental and social issues facing one of the most interesting and multifaceted regions of the world. Central Asia, with its rich history, cultural diversity and unique natural conditions, becomes an arena for many challenges, which the author masterfully analyzes and interprets. In his book, Azatyan raises important topics such as climate change, water issues, the impact of urbanization on ecosystems and social structures, as well as migration and ethnic conflict issues. Each of these topics is considered in the context of dynamics, which allows the reader to see not only the current state of affairs, but also forecasts for the future. The author does not just list facts and data, he creates a living picture in which each problem becomes personal and relevant, forcing us to think about the consequences for future generations. The book will be especially interesting for students, researchers and everyone who is fond of geography, ecology, sociology and political science. It is suitable for both young people seeking to understand the complex processes taking place in the world, and for more mature readers who want to deepen their knowledge of Central Asia. Azatyan uses an accessible language, which makes his thoughts understandable and interesting for a wide audience, including those who do not have a special education in geography. The author's style is distinguished by a thorough study of the facts and an analytical approach. Azatyan, known for his other works, such as “Geopolitics and Ecology of Central Asia” and “Social and Economic Development of the CIS Countries”, demonstrates a high level of expertise and deep understanding of the subject. Its ability to combine theory with practical examples makes the book not only informative, but also fascinating to read. The topics that Azatyan raises are of particular importance in light of current global challenges. Climate change, the depletion of natural resources, migration flows are not just abstract concepts, but real problems faced by millions of people. The book offers the reader not only an analysis of the current situation, but also possible solutions to these problems, which makes it especially valuable for those who are interested in actively participating in shaping the future of the region. “Central Asia’s main geographical problems in their dynamics” is not just a scientific study, but a call to action that inspires reflection and the search for solutions. Readers interested in sustainable development, ecology and international relations will find in this book many ideas and concepts that can be applied in their own practice or research. Thus, Azatyan’s book is an important contribution to understanding the geographical problems of Central Asia and their dynamics. It not only expands the horizons of knowledge, but also encourages active action, which makes it mandatory for anyone interested in the future of this unique region.