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Mikhail An, center, in a screenshot from Brian Song’s new film Misha.

Uzbekistan: The Koryo Saram’s tragic Soviet soccer superstar

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.
Chris Rickleton Dec 18, 2020
A government graphic of President Mirziyoyev congratulating the public on the event of Uzbek Language Day.

Uzbekistan: Officials may be tested on knowledge of native language

Getting a proficiency certificate could be required from 2023.
Nov 16, 2020
Borat too far: Falling flat.

Kazakhstan: Borat creators' attempts to whip up fury achieve mixed results

Some social media users are angry, but officials are taking the high road, for now.
Almaz Kumenov Oct 3, 2020
Characters from KazakhMan (courtesy image)

Kazakhstan: KazakhMan brings local flavor to well-worn superhero format

This latest addition to the rich constellation of animated superheroes marks a fresh attempt by Kazakh artists to offer heroic antics with a local twist.
Almaz Kumenov Sep 21, 2020
Coddled kitty (Nature)

Ancient cat skeleton helping rewrite Silk Road history

The unusual find is evidence for evolution in cultural attitudes.
Jul 16, 2020
(Courtesy photo)

Turkey’s classical fusion master recalls childhood influences in Central Asia

Today celebrated for blending classical music with Turkish folk tunes, Anjelika Akbar’s education was strictly Soviet, intolerant to non-classical styles.
Matt Hanson Jun 10, 2020
All the world's a stage: The Ilkhom troupe during one of its performances. (Photo: Ilkhom Theater)

Uzbekistan: Beloved avant-garde theater wins reprieve (maybe)

Developers last week ordered the troupe to vacate the premises by April.
Feb 12, 2020
Abdunabi Toshtemirov is one of a few hundred carriers of the old master silk-weaving traditions in Margilan. (Eurasianet)

Uzbekistan’s industry in silk threatens artisanal heritage

Ferghana Valley silk weavers worry that industrial production could gradually extinguish their artisanal approach.
Jan 24, 2020
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