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November 6, 2026

When did a protein bar become normal lunch?

Oleg Son

Oleg Son

Managing Editor, English editorial team o.son@kursiv.media

A protein bar fits in a coat pocket and leaves no washing up. At one British supermarket, it costs almost as much as a chicken sandwich, which contains more protein, and is gradually becoming a lunch option. The organisers of SIAL Paris, an international food trade fair, produced the SIAL…

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November 5, 2026

What goes wrong in your body when you swap dairy for vegan milk?

Oleg Son

Oleg Son

Managing Editor, English editorial team o.son@kursiv.media

Choosing plant-based vegan alternatives over dairy in your diets could cost you up to one-fifth of iodine intake, according to a recent Lancet Planetary Health study conducted in the UK.  According to the Lancet study, people could reduce their estimated iodine intake by 9-21% by substituting plant-based alternatives for roughly…

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November 2, 2026

Can eating peanuts each day keep memory problems away?

Oleg Son

Oleg Son

Managing Editor, English editorial team o.son@kursiv.media

Eating peanuts every day changed how memory-related areas of older adults’ brains responded to insulin, a small Dutch trial found. The results offer a possible explanation for an earlier, modest improvement on a memory test. Researchers at Maastricht University Medical Centre studied dozens of healthy adults aged 60–75, comparing 16…

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October 7, 2026

Warren Buffett spends evenings watching Uzbek version of America’s Got Talent

Nigora Umarova

Nigora Umarova

International Department Journalist n.umarova@kursiv.media

His broader eclectic digital diet also includes vintage 1950s television adverts

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October 5, 2026

From Black Death to Russian lab: How lethal (and curable) is plague?

Oleg Son

Oleg Son

Managing Editor, English editorial team o.son@kursiv.media

Plague is responsive to modern antibiotics, but there is an asterisk

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September 25, 2026

Eat together to lower blood sugar spike, scientists urge

Oleg Son

Oleg Son

Managing Editor, English editorial team o.son@kursiv.media

Bonding can't replace healthy food and regular exercise

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September 10, 2026

Suicide can be predicted a week ahead, Harvard researchers find

Nigora Umarova

Nigora Umarova

International Department Journalist n.umarova@kursiv.media

The findings could offer a new approach to suicide prevention

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September 4, 2026

Uzbekistan on a budget: How much will a trip cost you in 2026?

Oleg Son

Oleg Son

Managing Editor, English editorial team o.son@kursiv.media

Uzbekistan remains a good-value destination, but a first visit is no longer a shoestring trip once you factor in high-speed trains, entrance tickets and hotel charges. Here is how you explore the country full of UNESCO sites and not spend a fortune.  This travel cost guide for Uzbekistan excludes international…

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August 28, 2026

Still scrolling? Find out what endless social feed does to your mood

Oleg Son

Oleg Son

Managing Editor, English editorial team o.son@kursiv.media

What if your daily scroll taking more than your time?

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August 14, 2026

7 places to go for specialty coffee in Tashkent

Oleg Son

Oleg Son

Managing Editor, English editorial team o.son@kursiv.media

The coffee culture in Tashkent has progressed considerably beyond the latte with lots of syrup and the automated machine. From mom-and-pop roasteries to breakfast cafes, Kursiv Uzbekistan picked seven spots that pay a touch more attention to the beans and the brewing process. The word “speciality coffee” is intentionally vague.…

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August 10, 2026

YE 2026 Almaty show: How to get in and around the city

Oleg Son

Oleg Son

Managing Editor, English editorial team o.son@kursiv.media

Almaty authorities are gearing up for a big Friday night

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April 7, 2026

Tokyo’s Aging Cherry Blossom Trees Collapse Amid Hanami Season

Nigora Umarova

Nigora Umarova

International Department Journalist n.umarova@kursiv.media

City authorities conducted sweeping pre-season evaluations

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April 2, 2026

McDonald’s Launches KPop Demon Hunters Collaboration Worldwide

Nigora Umarova

Nigora Umarova

International Department Journalist n.umarova@kursiv.media

The promotion invites fans to choose between two rival groups from the film

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March 31, 2026

New BA.3.2 COVID Variant Detected in 23 Countries

Nigora Umarova

Nigora Umarova

International Department Journalist n.umarova@kursiv.media

BA.3.2 represents a “new lineage” of SARS-CoV-2

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March 24, 2026

The End of Flash: Why “Quiet Value” and Craftsmanship Will Define Luxury in 2026

Nigora Umarova

Nigora Umarova

International Department Journalist n.umarova@kursiv.media

The aspirational luxury consumer is pulling back

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March 2, 2026

March 3 Total Lunar Eclipse to be Last “Blood Moon” for Nearly Three Years

Tim James

Tim James

Skywatchers across Asia and the Pacific will see a rare red moon before a nearly three-year eclipse drought begins

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February 18, 2026

Uzbek Tourist Flow to Egypt Surges Amid Growing Travel Demand

Tim James

Tim James

Rising flights, easier visas, and interest in historic landmarks and Red Sea resorts drive growing travel between Uzbekistan and Egypt

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December 31, 2025

2026: The Fire Horse Year Business & Life Horoscope

Rita Rea

Rita Rea

Journalist

Welcome to your cosmic cheat sheet for 2026, the year when business, money, and personal growth get a wild, Fire Horse-powered upgrade! Expect laughs, lightbulb moments, and a few cosmic nudges as we gallop through the most audacious year in the Chinese zodiac

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November 13, 2025

Transforming Traditions: The Shift in Mahr from Rings to Real Estate in Uzbekistan

Shukhratzhon Khurramov

Shukhratzhon Khurramov

What is mahr, and why does it matter In Islamic weddings, mahr, a mandatory gift from the groom to the bride during a nikah, has long symbolised respect, financial protection and marital commitment. For some, it’s a deeply meaningful tradition; for others, it’s a mere formality or a tool of…

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October 29, 2025

Chill, Not Corporate: 93% of Employees Prefer “Human” Workspaces Over Offices

Nigora Umarova

Nigora Umarova

International Department Journalist n.umarova@kursiv.media

Only 21% of employees worldwide feel engaged in their work

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September 29, 2025

World Nears Quarter Million Crypto Millionaires in Historic Wealth Boom

Margarita Baskakova

Margarita Baskakova

International Managing Editor
Toshkentda FinTech & Crypto Weyek 2025 forumi boʻlib oʻtadi / Foto: Unsplash

The number of cryptocurrency millionaires worldwide has soared to 241,700, according to the Crypto Wealth Report 2025 by Henley & Partners, marking a 40% increase in just one year. The surge is driven by a sharp rise in Bitcoin millionaires, now at 145,100, up 70% year-on-year, alongside a total crypto…

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September 3, 2025

Barsa Kelmes Marathon Unites Sport and Ecology in Aral Sea Desert

Nigora Umarova

Nigora Umarova

International Department Journalist n.umarova@kursiv.media
Svyatoslav Polyakov

Svyatoslav Polyakov

Deputy Chief Executive s.poliakov@kursiv.media

The conclusion of the marathon was distinctive

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