EU and UNDP Train Uzbek Civil Servants in Data and AI for Better Public Services
The programme will equip public sector specialists with AI, big data and digital governance skills to modernise public services across Uzbekistan
Margarita Baskakova
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Uzbekistan Launches AI Cluster at Tashkent IT University
The new facility will support AI research, machine learning, big data projects and the training of technology specialists
Oil Prices Fall to Four-Month Low Despite Lack of Breakthrough in U.S.-Iran Talks
Easing fears over supply disruptions and steady oil flows through the Strait of Hormuz pushed crude prices lower, even as negotiations ended without a major agreement
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The four-time Grand Slam champion has transformed tennis fashion with bold, culturally inspired designs that have become as talked about as her performances on court
AI “Godbots” Raise Alarm Over Dangerous Religious Advice, Researchers Warn
Experts are calling for stronger safeguards as AI chatbots posing as spiritual advisers generate controversial responses on ethics, faith and violence
Bank of England Weighs AI ‘Kill Switch’ to Prevent Market Meltdown
Deputy Governor Sarah Breeden warned that agentic AI could amplify market shocks unless regulators adapt financial rules to address emerging technology risks
Uzbekistan, Kazakhstan Lead Talks on Middle Corridor and Energy Security at CPC London Conference
Government officials, diplomats, business leaders and international financial institutions highlighted the Middle Corridor, sustainable infrastructure and regional cooperation as key drivers of Central Asia's long-term growth
Uzbekistan and UNESCO Deepen Strategic Partnership in Paris
The discussions focused on implementing the outcomes of the UNESCO General Conference in Samarkand and advancing joint initiatives in innovation, education and culture
Central Asia Eyes $5Bn AI Export Market as Digital Ambitions Accelerate
Governments across the region are investing in AI, cloud computing and digital infrastructure to position Central Asia as a competitive global technology hub by 2030