What the puck? Uzbekistan dreams of ice hockey Fans hope that team Binokor will revive the winter sport’s fortunes in a nation not often associated with cold weather. Nov 9, 2018
Uzbekistan, Ukraine exchange import-ban threats amid trade row Kiev says Tashkent is unfairly subsidizing its carmakers, thereby undermining Ukrainian manufacturers. Nov 4, 2018
For Uzbekistan, teaching spells prosperity in Afghanistan A teacher’s college in Termez is the first fruit of Uzbekistan’s pledge to assist Afghan development through education. Oct 25, 2018
Putin charms Uzbekistan with big deals, huge delegation Some $27 billion worth of commercial deals were signed during his visit to Tashkent. Oct 22, 2018
Uzbekistan and Russia: Chilly weather, warm relations Vladimir Putin is coming to town. His hosts are expecting $20 billion in new contracts, but what does he want in return? Oct 17, 2018
Perspectives | Uzbekistan education minister addresses challenges Ignored for years, secondary schools are now stuck dealing with basic problems like access to water and electricity. Colleen Wood Oct 5, 2018
South by Soviet east: Uzbekistan’s rule-breaking feast of film Uzbekistan was the USSR’s showcase for the Soviet east, a natural venue for a cultural jamboree of post-colonial nations. Oct 5, 2018
Uzbekistan: Is Gulnara Karimova out of prison? Sources have told RFE/RL she has been returned to house arrest. Oct 3, 2018
Forced labor in Uzbekistan's cotton industry – a hard nut to crack Washington has removed Uzbekistan from its blacklist of cotton producers. Joanna Lillis Sep 26, 2018
Uzbekistan: School uniform rules draw fire from all sides There is nothing new about morality being center-stage on the public agenda. Sep 25, 2018
Video | Uzbekistan: A rave on the Aral Sea As the partying carried on into the night, locals’ wariness faded and they joined in the fun. Peter Leonard, Video by Danil Usmanov Sep 17, 2018
Multimedia | Uzbekistan’s Maqom festival: A sensory overload The Maqom Art International Forum was a Disneyland of Uzbek culture with something for everyone. Peter Leonard, Photos by Danil Usmanov Sep 10, 2018
Uzbekistan detains conservative bloggers All had in one way or another attacked government policy on Islam. Sep 3, 2018
Uzbekistan registers US NGO in new breakthrough American Councils was stripped of accreditation in 2006 amid a widespread NGO crackdown. Aug 31, 2018
Taliban holds talks in Uzbekistan Discussions reportedly focused on railroads and power lines. Aug 13, 2018
Uzbekistan: Art lovers create online catalog for Savitsky collection The trio behind the project hope it will help prevent theft of artworks. Aug 13, 2018
Uzbekistan remains desolate place for opposition politics Parliamentary elections next year will test the new president’s reformist credentials. Aug 13, 2018
Istanbul's storied 'suitcase trade' with ex-USSR remains resilient despite downturn The trade is one of the strongest links between Istanbul and the former Soviet world. Paul Benjamin Osterlund , Photos by Hilaneh Mahmoudi Aug 9, 2018
Uzbekistan proposes scrapping exit visas Uzbek citizens will from 2019 be issued travel passports instead of having to apply for exit visas. Aug 8, 2018
Uzbekistan marks president’s birthday with adulatory doc The documentary features a softball interview with President Mirziyoyev. Jul 25, 2018
Central Asia sees opportunity in US-China trade war The U.S.-China trade dispute is a boon to Central Asian farmers. Sam Reynolds Jul 23, 2018
Uzbekistan, Kyrgyzstan shuttle trade booms, but for how long? When Uzbekistan reopened its border with Kyrgyzstan, trade boomed. So much so that Tashkent has reined it in. Nurjamal Djanibekova, Photos by Danil Usmanov Jul 18, 2018
Uzbekistan, Russia agree on nuclear power station The goal is to economize by using less gas and coal. Jul 12, 2018
Uzbekistan: Hizb ut-Tahrir trial ends with prison term, suspended sentences Activists say the authorities have failed an important test on religious freedoms. Jul 10, 2018
Perspectives | Testing the realities of Uzbekistan’s reforms There are hopeful signs that Uzbekistan could shed its reputation as one of the worst human rights abusers in the world, but activists say it still needs to do more. Hugh Williamson, Steve Swerdlow Jul 9, 2018
