EU Networking Event Unites Erasmus+ Alumni Community in Uzbekistan
Erasmus+ graduates, scholarship recipients and university representatives gathered in Tashkent to expand professional networks and promote educational collaboration
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ADB’s Anti-Reprisal Policy Questioned Amid Fears of Silence in Uzbekistan
Commentators and rights advocates say gaps remain between international development standards and the realities faced by civil society in Uzbekistan
Russia and China Veto UN Bid to Protect Shipping in Strait of Hormuz
Bahrain-backed proposal fails despite majority support, as geopolitical tensions and oil supply risks intensify ahead of Trump’s deadline
Uzbekistan and UN Conclude 2021–2025 Collaboration
By 2025, around 200,000 people had received vital social assistance
Antonio Guterres Says Human Rights Under Attack Worldwide
Guterres said the “rule of law is being outmuscled by the rule of force”
UN Secretary-General Warns of Imminent Financial Collapse of the Organization
UN: Uzbekistan Is Becoming a Sustainable Driver of Growth in Central Asia
Uzbekistan’s economic growth is becoming less dependent on external factors and increasingly driven by domestic demand, investment and structural shifts
UN Warns of Nearly 95,000 Child Malnutrition Cases in Gaza in 2025
UN Estimates Uzbekistan Economy Grew 7.3% in 2025
UN expects GDP growth to slow to 6% this year
EU- and UNDP-Backed Anti-Corruption Trainings Conclude Across Uzbekistan
More than 500 regional officials and civil society representatives took part in practice-oriented programmes across all regions
Trump Announces U.S. Withdrawal from Multiple UN Agencies
Among them is the UNFCCC, the main climate treaty
UN Strengthens Forensic and Ballistic Capabilities in Central Asia
New UN-supplied equipment strengthens arms tracing and counter-terrorism investigations in Uzbekistan and Tajikistan
Tokayev Calls for Strategic Trust and UN Reform in Tokyo Lecture
He urged broader representation of responsible middle powers
UN Backs US Resolution on Gaza Ceasefire and International Stabilisation Force
Hamas said in a statement that it would not disarm
UN Nuclear Watchdog Says It Hasn’t Verified Iran’s Near-Weapons-Grade Uranium for Five Months
IAEA says it lost track of Iran’s highly enriched uranium after June strikes on nuclear sites
Intense Fighting in Central Sudan Displaces 2,000 in Days, UN agency says
UN migration agency reports new wave of mass displacement as RSF–army clashes intensify across North Kordofan and Darfur
China Outlines Priorities for UN Structural Reform at UN80 Briefing
Emphasising development priorities, balanced representation, and tangible results
Uzbekistan and the United Nations Sign New Sustainable Development Cooperation Framework
Over the next five years, it will guide the strategic work of 25 UN agencies
Regional Workshop in Tashkent Advances Biological Weapons Convention in Central Asia
The workshop aimed to expand understanding of the Convention
Uzbekistan’s First Lady Leads UN Forum on Child Cancer Survival
She called for urgent action to close treatment gaps
UN Climate Talks Enter Final Stage as Delegates Struggle Over Fossil Fuel Phase-Out
Delegates from nearly 200 nations remain divided on phasing out coal, oil and gas, while developing countries push for stronger climate finance commitments
Uzbekistan’s President Urges UN Reform and Proposes Global Forums on Education, Health and Green Technology
He proposed setting up an international platform for cooperation on AI
Trump Warns NATO Allies “You’re Funding the War Against Yourselves”
Trump derided climate change as a “con job”
Uzbekistan Among 142 Nations Backing UN Declaration on Palestinian Statehood
Ten states opposed the declaration