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Niginakhon SaidaThe Diplomat |
With growing trade volumes, infrastructure initiatives, and initial geological explorations in Afghanistan, Uzbekistan is testing whether economic...
As Tashkent’s blacklist of online sources expands, Telegram-based accounts consistently form the largest share.
The pro-Kremlin TV commentator Vladimir Solovyov's latest remarks framing Central Asia as Russia’s “sphere of interest” and calling the region...
With violence against women and girls escalating to its most brutal expression – sexual assaults and murders of minors – people in Kyrgyzstan and...
The number of Uzbek nationals fighting in the Russia-Ukraine war remains significant, and the price of returning home has become little more than a...
A new generation is questioning the privileged place of the Russian language in public education and everyday life – while still grappling with its...
Amid growing reports of fraud, poor service, and legal cases involving thousands of stranded pilgrims, Tashkent continues to introduce new regulatory...
Tashkent sees stability in Afghanistan as essential for the security and stability of the broader Central and South Asian region.
Islamic practices in Uzbekistan, after enduring seven decades of Soviet-imposed atheism, are now being increasingly adopted by the younger...
The Embassy of Uzbekistan in Russia will expand its staff to include a representative from Uzbekistan’s Ministry of Internal Affairs, as stipulated...