Abdulaziz Kamilov

Tashkent is taking its time, slowly moving toward EAEU membership and perhaps hoping to carve out exceptions in exchange for joining.

U.S. forces are reportedly days away from completing the withdrawal from Afghanistan. Meanwhile, Central Asian diplomats are making the rounds in Washington, DC.

A U.S. trip by Uzbekistan’s foreign minister highlights the gap between Tashkent’s rhetoric and reality on human rights.

The U.S.-led efforts to broker peace get top billing, but Uzbek efforts are worth watching closely.

Uzbek and World Bank officials are all humming the same tune: There's no going back from reforms. Is it that simple?

Uzbek Foreign Minister Kamilov just made his second visit to Iran in less than six months, this time to talk regional issues like Afghanistan.

Led by Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan, Central Asia is taking a more active role in engaging with Afghanistan.