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Uzbekistan, Germany Prepare for New Round of Development Cooperation Talks
Officials reviewed ongoing bilateral projects and discussed priorities for expanding economic and development cooperation between the two countries
EU and UNDP Strengthen Digital Urban Planning Capacity in Uzbekistan
The initiative supports Uzbekistan’s digital transformation by promoting data-driven, transparent and sustainable city planning
Hormuz Shipping Traffic Drops as US-Iran Strikes Escalate
Tanker movements declined as operators delayed voyages and reassessed risks in one of the world’s most important oil and gas corridors
Tech Billionaire Takeover Explores Crypto Wealth and Democracy in New BBC Documentary
Matt Shea’s latest film examines the growing political influence of tech billionaires and the rise of crypto-powered libertarian movements
Uzbekistan Cuts Water Stress, but Major Challenges Persist: UN
The UN praised improvements in water management while warning that Uzbekistan remains highly dependent on transboundary water resources
“Uzbekistan Still Has Secrets for the Next 5,000 Years”: Archaeologist on a 2,200-Year-Old Greek Military Camp Discovery
New research suggests the hilltop site in Surkhandarya was a strategic Hellenistic military camp, revealing fresh evidence of Greek presence in ancient Central Asia
International Booker Prize to be Renamed after Bukhman Philanthropies
A decade-long partnership with Bukhman Philanthropies will boost funding for translated fiction and increase the International Booker Prize's award fund
House of the Dragon Season 3 Guide: Cast, Costumes, Episodes, Characters and Dragons Explained
From Byzantine-inspired royal gowns to battle-worn dragonrider armour, the wardrobe of House of the Dragon is far more than fantasy fashion. It is visual storytelling woven into every stitch