South Korean Columnist Reflects on a Year of Living in Tashkent
A year in Uzbekistan reshapes views on culture, security and daily life, writes The Korea Times contributor
Tim James
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Uzbekistan Delivers 390 Tons of Humanitarian Aid to Afghanistan
Uzbekistan has delivered a new batch of humanitarian aid to Afghanistan, marking its fourth assistance shipment to the country this year
A D-Day veteran awarded the British Empire Medal has said modern Britain is “disappointing”, warning that lessons from the past risk being forgotten
Holocaust educator Mervyn Kersh warns against repeating pre-war mistakes as he reflects on modern Britain
Mexican Police Seize $40mln Motorcycle Collection Linked to Former Olympian Drug Kingpin
Mexican police have seized a luxury motorcycle collection worth an estimated $40mln (£30mln) linked to former Olympian and alleged drug trafficker Ryan Wedding, following coordinated raids on properties believed to be connected to him
Ferrari Unveils Project 678 Ahead of Formula 1’s Major 2026 Rule Change
Scuderia Ferrari has unveiled details of its ambitious new Formula 1 challenger, known internally as Project 678, as the team prepares for the sweeping regulation changes coming in the 2026 season
Iran Protests Intensify as Students and Merchants Rally Over Soaring Living Costs
President Masoud Pezeshkian told trade unions and market representatives that authorities would work to address their concerns
Saudi Airstrikes Hit Arms Shipment at Yemen’s Mukalla Port, Escalating Gulf Rift
Riyadh accuses the UAE of supplying weapons to southern separatists as tensions rise between key allies in Yemen’s civil war.
Global New Year Celebrations Curtailed Amid Security Fears as London Presses On
Cities from Sydney to Paris cancel major New Year’s Eve events over safety concerns, while London confirms its traditional fireworks will go ahead
Blair Pressured Officials to Keep Iraq Abuse Case Out of Civil Courts, Files Show
Newly released documents reveal the former prime minister’s efforts to prevent British soldiers accused in the Baha Mousa killing from facing civilian or international trials