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Tashkent leaning on Saudi Arabia to turn green.

Tashkent shrugs off Russian criticism, tells Moscow to mind its own business.

Terrorist group widening inroads among Caucasus extremists.

German chancellor’s Central Asian tour lays groundwork for win-win deals that can nudge region in Westward direction.

Events enable Central Asians to reconnect with their roots.

Tashkent steering clear of the Eurasian Economic Union.

Storage costs are higher in Tashkent and Almaty than in many EU locations.

Concerns focus on safe operations in seismic zone.

What does Nicaragua have to do with anything?

New facility will help ensure regular electricity supplies.

Lots of positive words, and even a little action.

A good idea with little chance of adoption over the medium-term.

Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan taking lead in push to break down trade barriers.

Turkmen citizens find portal to the outside world.

Government intent on making a digitalization drive.

Kazakhstan, Russia, Ukraine, and Uzbekistan account for 92 percent of newly registered HIV cases in the region.

Non-state patronage systems continue to fill services gaps, helping to contain discontent.

Draft agreement outlines scope of cooperation.

Uzbek FM pushes for free trade.

Hungary’s Viktor Orban attends a summit of Turkic leaders as observer.

Summit’s most significant accomplishment is admitting Belarus as full member.

Big discrepancy identified in gas export data.

Outreach campaign shifts into top gear.

It was the most challenging of times, it was the most fascinating of times.

Railway construction agreement doesn’t answer all the questions, especially about financing.