Uzbekistan is world’s No. 2 for STEM graduates but only 99th for R&D spending
The disparity is one of the most glaring contradictions in a fresh WIPO study
Uzbekistan
Autumn smog begins: Air quality in Tashkent on 30 September
Historical trends suggest the capital will continue to grapple with intermittent pollution spikes
‘Our kids are at stake’: Uzbek MP sounds alarm over hundreds of child rape cases
Life sentences for child rape cleared first hurdle in Uzbekistan
Uzbek man on trial in South Korea over funding Al-Qaeda-linked group
The group operates out of Syria
Uzbekistan will host 2031 UN crime prevention congress
Saida Mirziyoyeva announced the diplomatic endorsement
Uzbek welfare agency seeks life sentences for child abusers
Uzbekistan wins 46th FIDE Chess Olympiad in Samarkand
Saida Mirziyoyeva talks death penalty after alleged rape of 5yo girl
The girl's mother says perpetrator's family offered money to cover up the case
Uzbeks might win Chess Olympiad — how much would they earn?
There is something more than medals at stake
Marco Rubio is going to Uzbekistan in October. This is his first Central Asia trip
Central Asia will be hosting a multilateral summit meeting with the US
Chess Olympiad: Uzbekistan knock China out on their way to finals
Uzbekistan are facing Germany in Round 8
Uzbek YouTubers may soon monetise content as talks with Google move on
Estimates suggest Uzbek YouTubers could earn between $29 and $50 million per year
No ATM, no English, no problem: How tourists got cash in 1995 Uzbekistan
Prepaid traveller's cheques were widely used at that time
Uzbekistan holds policy rate at 14% as inflation cools
Next policy rate review is due on 28 October
Uzbekistan may raise retirement age for men and women
400 teams, one ancient city: FIDE Chess Olympiad kicks off in Samarkand
India are the defending champion
Central Asia has minerals. What can South Korea offer in return?
This is South Korea's first summit meeting with the region
Shavkat Mirziyoyev arrives in Seoul, meets Uzbek citizens
The state visit extends beyond political and economic negotiations
Three Uzbek-born victims remembered 25 years after 9/11 attacks
The stories of the three Uzbekistan-born victims followed very different paths to New York
Uzbekistan enforces new strike law securing worker jobs
The law explicitly bans anyone from pressuring staff into participating
Sightseeing with bodyguard? Uzbekistan eyes close protection for tourists
Bodyguard services could become a new travel extra
Embraer unveils Uzbekistan’s first C-390 military cargo plane
The Uzbek military is ramping up tactical airlift capabilities
Senate approves new Latin-based Uzbek alphabet
The approved version will contain 28 letters and one apostrophe
Saida Mirziyoyeva to lead Tashkent International Financial Centre
Mirziyoyeva's responsibilities will extend beyond coordinating the centre's agenda