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All Together Now: Central Asia's Leaders Set to Meet in Astana

All Together Now: Central Asia's Leaders Set to Meet in Astana

By Catherine Putz
Central Asia's presidents -- minus one -- will gather in Astana March 15-16 to discuss regional issues.
Uzbekistan Makes Up With Tajikistan Over Electricity

Uzbekistan Makes Up With Tajikistan Over Electricity

By Paolo Sorbello
For over two decades, the Uzbek-Tajik relationship has been marred by tension, but a recent bilateral visit may mark a true thaw.

Keeping an Eye on Uzbek President's Tajikistan Visit

Keeping an Eye on Uzbek President's Tajikistan Visit

By Catherine Putz
Recommended reading: Tajikistan's crusade, abetted by Turkey; some nuance on the Belt and Road and a focus on Uzbek tourism.

Cutting Out the Kingmaker: Mirziyoyev at a Crossroads

Cutting Out the Kingmaker: Mirziyoyev at a Crossroads

By Tim Geschwindt
Reform and regime consolidation in Uzbekistan share much of the same path, what comes next is key.

High Hopes for Mending Tajikistan-Uzbekistan Relations Ahead of State Visit

High Hopes for Mending Tajikistan-Uzbekistan Relations Ahead of State Visit

By Catherine Putz
Uzbek President Shavkat Mirziyoyev is set to visit Tajikistan March 9-10.
Uzbek Secret Police Reportedly Kicked off Imprisoned Journalist’s Case

Uzbek Secret Police Reportedly Kicked off Imprisoned Journalist’s Case

By Bradley Jardine
President Mirziyoyev continues to undermine the SNB, while observers wonder if he's serious about human rights reforms.

Uzbekistan Pushes for Bond Debut Before Privatization

Uzbekistan Pushes for Bond Debut Before Privatization

By Paolo Sorbello
Uzbekistan is preparing coupons for up to $300 million to reap the benefits of the investors' widespread hunger for high yields.
Journalist's Detention a Test Case for Uzbek Regime on Human Rights

Journalist's Detention a Test Case for Uzbek Regime on Human Rights

By Catherine Putz
Bobomurod Abdullaev, a journalist, was detained in September 2017 by Uzbekistan's secret police.

Stockholm Attacker Rakhmat Akilov Pleads Guilty to Terrorism

Stockholm Attacker Rakhmat Akilov Pleads Guilty to Terrorism

By Catherine Putz
Before the attack, Akilov was in touch with Islamic State recruiters via messaging apps.

What Did the Uzbek Foreign Minister's Iran Visit Achieve?

What Did the Uzbek Foreign Minister's Iran Visit Achieve?

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

Deradicalization in Uzbekistan: It's About the Economy

Deradicalization in Uzbekistan: It's About the Economy

By James D. Durso
Some of the best weapons against extremism may be as simple as a good job and a regular talk with the imam.
Uzbekistan Loosens Visa Controls, Again

Uzbekistan Loosens Visa Controls, Again

By Catherine Putz
Citizens of 39 countries promised simplified visa procedures and 7 countries granted visa-free travel to Uzbekistan.

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