Uzbekistan

As New Uzbekistan aims to attract more tourists, local museums are finally receiving long-due attention, including in regard to stolen artifacts.

The Uzbek president scolded regional leaders for failing to address the problems of the people and laid out further investments to address economic problems.

Will international donors legitimize Uzbekistan’s tightening grip on civil society?

The expansion of ISKP propaganda outreach, recruitment, and fundraising efforts may have significant security implications for countries in the Afghanistan-Pakistan region and possibly beyond. 

The content of state-sanctioned Islam conveyed online does not differ from what is published in books, but the delivery makes a difference.

Swiss and Uzbek officials agreed to the restitution of assets seized from Gulnara Karimova to Uzbekistan via a U.N.-managed trust fund. 

The warning came after a video surfaced of a migrant leader in the Russian city of Perm urging compatriots form a “volunteer battalion.”

A Tajik-Uzbek joint military exercise concluded in Uzbekistan just as a U.S.-organized regional military exercise kicked off in Tajikistan.

President Mirziyoyev’s new government is taking measures to close the gender gap in the country's education sector as the higher education system goes through major changes. 

Tashkent has sought to serve as a broker between the Taliban and the world to keep Afghanistan on the global agenda.

The blocking and unblocking of certain social media platforms over the last year stems from a data localization law signed in January 2021.

While the hope is for the CKU route to begin construction in 2023, there remain significant challenges to realizing the railway.