Uzbekistan: Contentious Figure Takes Over Top Boxing Post Gafur Rakhimov, who has been linked by US authorities to organized crime, has promised to “make boxing great again." Chris Rickleton Jan 29, 2018
Uzbekistan: Tajik-Speaking Teachers in Short Supply Tajik communities hoping the issue might be addressed when the Uzbek president visits Tajikistan in March. Jan 26, 2018
Uzbekistan: President, Public Reach Out Helping Hand to Fire Victims' Families In a marked contrast with his predecessor, President Shavkat Mirziyoyev expressed sorrow that so many Uzbeks are forced to migrate for work. Jan 23, 2018
Behind Uzbekistan’s Bus Tragedy, a Story of Grinding Despair Only five people onboard were able to jump for safety out of the vehicle, leaving 52 migrant laborers dead. Jan 19, 2018
Uzbekistan Opens Islamic Studies Academy The academy seems to be more evidence of a growing embrace of religious values. Jan 19, 2018
52 Uzbek Citizens Killed in Bus Blaze in Kazakhstan The bus burst into flames on the highway running north-south from Uzbekistan to Russia. Only five passengers survived. Jan 18, 2018
Uzbekistan: Tashkent Revamp Tests Official Pledge on Public Dialogue Try surfing in landlocked Uzbekistan? Or maybe check out the dolphinarium in Tashkent, a city 2,000 kilometers away from the nearest ocean? Why not? Paul Bartlett Oct 4, 2017
Uzbekistan: The Tashkent Spring Experiences a Frost Much of Uzbekistan’s reboot depends on political will. Saipira Furstenberg Oct 3, 2017
Podcast | The Changing Situation of Central Asian Labor Migrants in Russia How is the Eurasian Economic Union affecting Central Asian migrant laborers? Nate Schenkkan Jul 25, 2017
