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Uzbekistan Emerges as Central Asia’s New Cultural Capital
With its Silk Road heritage and a wave of major art events, Uzbekistan is set to become one of the world’s most exciting destinations for culture and travel in 2025
The Sea That Vanished: Lives Shaped by Aral’s Retreat
Residents of the Aral Sea region are getting used to new realities
How Uzbekistani Farmer’s Family is Developing Fig Tourism in Tamerlane’s Garden
A fig orchard in the ‘Bog'i Baland’ mahalla has become a magnet for tourists
Uzbek Market Without Visas: How Airitom Free Zone in Termez Works
The centre welcomes between 1,500 and 2,000 Afghan visitors daily
The Aral Sea in 2025: From Environmental Tragedy to Cultural and Eco-Tourism Revival
Once a symbol of ecological disaster, the Aral Sea region is reinventing itself through tourism, culture and environmental initiatives
Ganesh Chaturthi 2025: A Colourful Celebration of Devotion and Culture in Photos
What to Do in Bukhara: A Complete Guide to the Soul of the Silk Road
From ancient citadels to lively squares, Bukhara blends Silk Road history with modern Uzbek hospitality. Here’s your ultimate guide to the city.
Buddhism in Uzbekistan: Forgotten Temples, Treasures and Ancient Discoveries
Buddhist monuments of Uzbekistan — a legacy of the Silk Road
Life Among Mountain Folk, Adrenaline and Serenity: What to See in Namangan and How to Relax
A region that lives in the rhythm of humans and nature
Pakhtakor-79: The tragedy that changed Uzbek football
The Pakhtakor tragedy — a dark chapter in Uzbek football
Man Found Alive After Nine Days Lost in Remote Forest in Canada
Stranded after his truck broke down, the Canadian man endured harsh conditions before a helicopter spotted his vehicle and led rescuers to him
Elon Musk’s Tumultuous Year: From Space Ambitions to Political Storms
From Mars colonization plans to political fallout with Donald Trump, Elon Musk’s year has been a volatile mix of ambition, controversy, and strategic shifts
From Vine to Venture: Altyaryk’s Grapes Fuel Agrotourism Boom
Viticulture is an important branch of agriculture in Uzbekistan
Naqshbandis and Wandering Dervishes: Uzbekistan’s Sacred Sufi Pilgrimage Sites
Sufism in Islam is an integral part of Uzbekistan’s religious and cultural heritage
A New Drug More Potent Than Heroin and Fentanyl is Spreading Globally
Originally developed as painkillers, nitazenes are now fueling a deadly new wave of overdoses across Europe, the U.S., and beyond—often hidden in pills, vapes, and street drugs
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How America’s new regulatory approach could balance innovation with oversight and reclaim its leadership in the global crypto market.
Head of Primary Markets for Europe at the London Stock Exchange explains how to prepare for an IPO, the role of Eurobonds, valuation discount, and investor interest in Uzbekistan
Franklin Templeton says state-owned companies in Uzbekistan have learned to engage with investors — a key shift in the country’s investment landscape
Olga Titovets, Chief Technical Officer at the European office of PMtech Group, on technology, resilience and the changing role of women in engineering
The Cost of Openness: How Global Competition Pressures Uzbekistan’s Auto Industry
Uzbekistan Advances Green Agenda in 2025 With Tree Planting, Wildlife Protection and Clean Energy Deals
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What Russia Wants to Feed Uzbekistan and How It Plans to Do It
Analysing the strategy of trade expansion from "Agroexport"
Kursiv Guide: How to pay when traveling to Uzbekistan?
Visa and Mastercard are accepted in most mid- to high-end establishments
Giorgio Armani Celebrates 50 Years of Timeless Style and Global Influence
Armani brand redefined modern luxury with its signature blend of Italian craftsmanship and minimalistic sophistication