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CHINA FAILS TO GET INDIAN SUPPORT FOR BELT AND ROAD AHEAD OF SUMMIT
China will also have to tread carefully to avoid giving its close ally Pakistan cause for alarm... READ MORE›
SPRING IN TASHKENT: IS UZBEKISTAN REALLY OPENING UP?
At the peace conference, the new and more open Uzbekistan was very much in evidence... READ MORE›
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HOW THE USSR'S EFFORT TO DESTROY ISLAM CREATED A GENERATION OF RADICALS
They did, and by the '70s Islam had made a comeback in much of Central Asia... READ MORE›
CARGO TRAIN ROLLS OUT BETWEEN EAST CHINA, KAZAKHSTAN[1]
A cargo train between Ganzhou, East China's Jiangxi province, and Kazakhstan starts its journey on July 27, 2017... READ MORE›
CARGO TRAIN ROLLS OUT BETWEEN EAST CHINA, KAZAKHSTAN[1]
A cargo train between Ganzhou, East China's Jiangxi province, and Kazakhstan starts its journey on July 27, 2017... READ MORE›
DRUGS MULE MICHAELLA MCCOLLUM RETURNS TO IBIZA AND THE SCENE OF THE CRIME
The move will make the SCO one of the biggest regional organizations, covering about half of the world's population... READ MORE›
'DEMOCRACY WAS HIJACKED. IT GOT A BAD NAME'
The town of Sokh, for example, is part of Uzbekistan, but fully surrounded by Kyrgyzstan, and its 20,000 population are almost entirely ethnic Tajiks... READ MORE›
CHINA KAZAKHSTAN JOIN HANDS TO BOLSTER COOPERATION
The two sides also agreed to connect China's advantages in both land and maritime transportation with Kazakhstan's need for access to maritime transportation... READ MORE›
MASSIVE LANDSLIDE KILLS 24 IN KYRGYSTAN'S OSH
Heavy rain triggered landslides in Kyrgystan's Osh region, burying part of a village and killing at least 24 people, including nine children... READ MORE›
BUS FIRE KILLS 52 UZBEKS IN KAZAKHSTAN
Only five people managed to escape, the Kazakh emergencies department said in a statement... READ MORE›
THAILAND BLAMES UIGHUR MILITANTS FOR BOMBING AT BANGKOK SHRINE
But Thailand has made it clear that the Uighurs were repatriated at China's request, a decision Thailand seems unlikely to repeat anytime soon... READ MORE›
The Aral Sea has been retreating over the last half-century since a massive Soviet irrigation project diverted water from the rivers that fed it into farmland... READ MORE›
TAJIKISTAN USES INTERPOL RED NOTICE ON MIRZORAHIM KUZOV
His arrest was possible because of a red notice alert issued at Tajikistan's request, a tool which allows Interpol... READ MORE›
A VISA-FREE ZONE WELCOMES YOUR WALLET. BUT MAYBE NOT YOUR BEARD.
Its unusually easy to enter a special economic development zone between China and Kazakhstan, unless your garb suggests you have Islamist leanings... READ MORE›
IS CENTRAL ASIA A 'HOTBED FOR EXTREMISM'?
As evidence, many cited a string of recent attacks carried out by individuals of Central Asian origin in Istanbul, Saint Petersburg and Stockholm... READ MORE›
CENTRAL ASIA'S DICTATORS FEEL COMFORTABLE WITH TRUMP
In 2012, the Kremlin put pressure on Kyrgyzstan President Almazbek Atambaev that eventually forced the United States to close its air force base in the country... READ MORE›
UZBEKS VOTE ON EXPECTED 4TH TERM FOR AUTHORITARIAN
Mr. Karimov has led impoverished, landlocked Uzbekistan since it was still part of the Soviet Union and has used his 26 years in power to eliminate all opposition and even criticism... READ MORE›
KYRGYZSTAN VOTES FOR NEW PRESIDENT IN HISTORIC ELECTION
Voters in the central Asian country of Kyrgyzstan are choosing a new president in an election that is unusual for the region because it is unpredictable... READ MORE›
STOCKHOLM ATTACK SUSPECT IS UZBEK DENIED RESIDENCY IN SWEDEN
Appears to be listed as living at another address in the northern Stockholm suburb of Hjulsta... READ MORE›
WORLD MOURNS DEATHS OF 224 PEOPLE KILLED IN RUSSIAN PLANE CRASH
Airport authorities said all 224 people aboard Metrojet Flight 7K9268 en route from the resort town of Sharm El-Sheikh were Russian, the Russian news agency RIA reports... READ MORE›
TURKEY IDENTIFIES NATIONALITIES OF AIRPORT BOMBERS
But an enduring question was why the militant group chose not to send its Russian-speaking fighters on such missions... READ MORE›
ST PETERSBURG METRO ATTACK: 'BOMB' FOUND IN CITY RAID
Witnesses said the three suspects were all from Central Asia... READ MORE›
PUTIN ENCOURAGES IRAN TO JOIN RUSSIA-LED EURASIAN ALLIANCE
In some branches of the economy Russian-Iranian cooperation has already become strategic, Putin noted... READ MORE›
HUMAN RIGHTS ACTIVISTS DISMAY AS UZBEKISTAN AUTOCRAT CLINGS TO POWER
Among human rights activists and political dissidents, the gnashing of teeth has already begun... READ MORE›
EU AND IRAN DEFEND NUCLEAR DEAL, UNDER FIRE FROM TRUMP
The nuclear deal was a major achievement of European and international multilateral diplomacy, EU foreign policy chief Federica Mogherini told a conference in Uzbekistan... READ MORE›
KERRY TIES UZBEKISTANS HUMAN RIGHTS RECORD TO COOPERATION ON MANY FRONTS
Sanctions imposed in 2004 over human rights abuses were waived by the White House that year in recognition of Uzbekistan's supporting role in the war in Afghanistan... READ MORE›
KERRY REASSURES AFGHANISTAN'S NEIGHBORS OVER U.S. TROOP DRAWDOWN
During the summer, Rakhmon's government banned the only official Islamist political party in former Soviet Central Asia... READ MORE›
TAJIKISTAN EUROPEAN GROUP REBUKES GOVERNMENT OVER CRACKDOWN ON OPPOSITION PARTY
Tajik authorities banned the Islamic Renaissance Party of Tajikistan this week with a local court labeling it a terrorist organization... READ MORE›
CENTRAL ASIA LINK TO ST PETERSBURG BOMB IS WORRYING SIGN FOR KREMLIN
Hundreds, if not thousands, of people from Kyrgyzstan, Uzbekistan, Kazakhstan and Tajikistan are believed to be fighting with Isis... READ MORE›
KAZAKHSTAN AND KYRGYZSTAN DENY REPORTS THEY ARE IN TALKS WITH RUSSIA TO SEND TROOPS TO SYRIA
Reports that Russia is trying to persuade Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan to send troops to Syria have sparked confused and carefully worded denials from those two countries... READ MORE›
THE STATE MUSEUM OF ARTS IN TASHKENT, UZBEKISTAN
In Postcards from Uzbekistan this week we visit the State Museum of Arts in the capital Tashkent... READ MORE›
BRITON FACES FIVE YEARS IN JAIL FOR KYRGYZ SAUSAGE HORSE PENIS SLUR
Briton faces five years in jail for horse penis slur on Kyrgyzstan sausage delicacy... READ MORE›