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«If people cannot speak or write about what they consider important, the entire country suffers». The Swiss Ambassador to Uzbekistan, Konstantin Obolensky

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A stone desert or a gateway to the future. What the Wakhan Corridor can offer and why It remains closed

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Through us—even a torrent. How Central Asia became a nearly sanctions-free zone.

Geopolitical tensions between major and medium-sized powers pose growing risks for various regions around the...

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Out of focus. What Donald Trump’s victory means for Central Asia

Relations between the United States and Central Asian countries have historically lacked significant development. If...

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Moscow has made Central Asia look elsewhere. As Russia alienates its labor force, migrants from the region are opening new labor markets

If you believe the news from Russia, you’d think that nearly all the country’s internal...

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“Diplomacy is evolving, it’s time for diplomats to speak the language of the people”. Gideon Lustig, the Israeli Ambassador to Uzbekistan, shares his insights on peace, conflict, the quest for freedom, and his vision for Uzbekistan

In August 2024, Gideon Lustig, the newly appointed Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of Israel, arrived...

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