Cancellation of the propiska requirement in Uzbekistan has not materialized despite government promises.

Over the last two years, Shavkat Mirziyoyev has certainly changed Uzbekistan. But how much and why?

The ADB approved a $35 million grant to reconnect Tajikistan’s electricity system to the once-unified Central Asian power grid via Uzbekistan.

Uzbekistan is increasingly playing an active role in supporting its labor migrants, a change from the Karimova era.

A discussion of Central Asia's hottest topics from Uzbekistan’s reforms to Kazakh succession and China's Belt and Road.

Mirziyoyev apparently has little tolerance for demeaning treatment.

Secretary Wilbur Ross praised Uzbekistan's “democratic reforms,” but what he really meant was economic reforms.

Mirziyoyev’s first trip to Europe was dominated by the search for investment in France.

At CIS meeting, Mirziyoyev’s worries about instability in Afghanistan were on display.

Uzbekistan defines the tolerance level in free speech and reveals its fear of conservative Islam.

Tajikistan once sought to circumvent Uzbekistan with a railway through Afghanistan to Turkmenistan. But Tajik-Uzbek relations are better now.

The arrests cast a pall on Uzbekistan's reform efforts and illustrate the boundaries of Tashkent's tolerance for debate.

An education-focused, U.S.-based NGO has become the first such organization to be registered in Uzbekistan in over a decade.

Renewed relations between Uzbekistan and Tajikistan bring long-awaited relief, yet security is a major concern.

Seventeen years after his last official visit, Tajik President Emomali Rahmon visited Tashkent and Samarkand.

With talks up north and violence in the southeast, the war in Afghanistan lurches toward its 17th year.