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A new documentary on a Soviet soccer star also tells the story of Central Asia’s ethnic Korean community, which was deported en masse to the region by Stalin.

Getting a proficiency certificate could be required from 2023.

Fears are growing in particular for Armenian monuments being handed over.

Humans have rehabilitated a small part of the disappeared Aral Sea. For now.

The country grows 56 different varieties, but some of the best simply can’t be shipped abroad.

The government hopes to turn the region into a gambling destination.

The conspiracy involved many players from around the former Soviet Union who have previous records of match fixing.

Today celebrated for blending classical music with Turkish folk tunes, Anjelika Akbar’s education was strictly Soviet, intolerant to non-classical styles.

Developments since the tragedy are prompting questions about the extent to which the Mirziyoyev government welcomes real scrutiny.

A developer that chopped down dozens of trees has been heavily fined.

Developers last week ordered the troupe to vacate the premises by April.

Ferghana Valley silk weavers worry that industrial production could gradually extinguish their artisanal approach.