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Uzbekistan and Afghanistan: A New Era of Limited Recognition

Uzbekistan and Afghanistan: A New Era of Limited Recognition

By Islomkhon Gafarov, Hamza Boltaev, and Bobur Mingyasharov
Uzbekistan’s current Afghanistan policy appears to be inching toward greater practical cooperation with its “circumstantial” partner, the Taliban government. 
Trans-Afghan Railway: Will Uzbekistan Develop the Kandahar Route?

Trans-Afghan Railway: Will Uzbekistan Develop the Kandahar Route?

By Nargiza Umarov
The route through Kandahar can lead to both Pakistan and Iran, an attractive prospect for Tashkent.

Why Uzbekistan Continues to Push for Engaging With Afghanistan

Why Uzbekistan Continues to Push for Engaging With Afghanistan

By Niginakhon Saida
Tashkent sees stability in Afghanistan as essential for the security and stability of the broader Central and South Asian region.

Uzbekistan’s Evolving Northern Afghanistan Strategy

Uzbekistan’s Evolving Northern Afghanistan Strategy

By Hamza Boltaev and Islomkhon Gafarov
Tashkent’s transition from a security-oriented approach to a pragmatic, economy-first foreign policy in relation to Kabul is most evident in its engagement in northern Afghanistan.

Could Afghanistan’s Qoshtepa Canal Worsen Water Scarcity in Central Asia?

Could Afghanistan’s Qoshtepa Canal Worsen Water Scarcity in Central Asia?

By Andrew Kuchins and Elvira Aidarkhanova
The canal's completion could exacerbate regional conflict, but also presents an opportunity for regional cooperation. 
Uzbekistan’s Approach to Afghanistan in the Context of Strengthening Regional Security

Uzbekistan’s Approach to Afghanistan in the Context of Strengthening Regional Security

By Nargiza Umarova
Given the implications for security and stability, Central Asian countries must develop a common, coordinated approach to Afghanistan. Uzbekistan is seeking to lead the way.

US Transferring Afghan Aircraft to Uzbek Control

US Transferring Afghan Aircraft to Uzbek Control

By Catherine Putz
The ultimate fate of the 46 Afghan aircraft that fled the country and landed in Uzbekistan as the Republic collapsed in 2021 isn’t surprising, but the Taliban remain steadfast in opposition. 
Uzbekistan Forges Ahead, Deepening Relations With Taliban-ruled Afghanistan

Uzbekistan Forges Ahead, Deepening Relations With Taliban-ruled Afghanistan

By Catherine Putz
Amid a recent visit by Uzbekistan’s prime ministers, the two sides signed $2.5 billion in trade and investment deals.

Uzbekistan and the New Realities of Trans-Afghan Trade

Uzbekistan and the New Realities of Trans-Afghan Trade

By Nargiza Umarova
Significant changes in the international logistics system are fueling the development of trans-Afghan routes, but Uzbekistan may have to deal with increased competition.

The West Can Support the People of Afghanistan via Central Asia

The West Can Support the People of Afghanistan via Central Asia

By Andrew Gilmour
While Western governments opt to wait out the crisis in Afghanistan, a unique opportunity arises as Central Asian states, in particular Uzbekistan, choose a pragmatic route. 

Trade and Transit Top Agenda as Uzbek Delegation Visits Afghanistan

Trade and Transit Top Agenda as Uzbek Delegation Visits Afghanistan

By Catherine Putz
A large Uzbek delegation visited Kabul over the weekend, with trade and transit issues under discussion.
The Taliban and Central Asia

The Taliban and Central Asia

By Jennifer Brick Murtazashvili
Although the relationship between Afghanistan and Central Asia started with confrontation and confusion, it has evolved into a cooperation based on shared norms.

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