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Shavkat Mirziyoyev
A Death and a Question: What Does The Future Hold for Uzbekistan's Political Prisoners?
By Catherine Putz
Murod Juraev, 65, was released in 2015 after 21 years in prison. His death underscores the continued issue of political prisoners in Uzbekistan.
The Resurgence of Central Asian Connectivity
By Luca Anceschi
Can the world’s most dis-integrated region rebuild connectivity from within?
Uzbekistan: A Key to South Korea's Central Asia Strategy
By Anthony V. Rinna
Uzbek President Mirziyoyev’s state visit was a nod to South Korea’s growing role in the region.
Uzbekistan Aims to Move Regional Cooperation From Talking Points to Reality
By Catherine Putz
Uzbekistan wants to breathe life into regional cooperation with the help of the UN and EU.
At the Samarkand Conference, Bilateral Bad Blood and Mistrust Loom Large
By Catherine Putz
At a regional security conference, bilateral bad blood sidetracks greater cooperative ambitions.
Uzbekistan in the Spotlight
By Catherine Putz
The center of Central Asia has turned its focus to multilateral regional cooperation.
Uzbek Exile Immediately Detained Upon Return
By Catherine Putz
Reform? Thaw? A few steps forward, a few steps back.
Russia and Uzbekistan's Renewed Security Partnership
By Samuel Ramani
Under President Mirziyoyev, Uzbekistan has shown a willingness to increase defense ties with Moscow.
The Next Chapter in Uzbekistan’s Opening
By Catherine Putz
Human Rights Watch and the BBC’s Uzbek service are getting access to the country again.
Reform or Regime Consolidation? Azimov Dismissed From Deputy Prime Minister Post
By Catherine Putz
Rustam Azimov, once floated as a possible successor to Islam Karimov, seems to have been sidelined for good.
Will Uzbekistan Join TAPI?
By Casey Michel
During his second visit to Turkmenistan, Uzbek President Mirziyoyev agreed to join the pipeline project.
What's Next for the Belt and Road in Central Asia?
By Catherine Putz
Three regional presidents attended the Belt and Road Forum in Beijing last weekend.