Uzbekistan’s historical heritage still at risk
News of damage caused to historical structures in Uzbekistan continue to emerge. Despite the central authority’s effort to protect itsContinue Reading
News of damage caused to historical structures in Uzbekistan continue to emerge. Despite the central authority’s effort to protect itsContinue Reading
In the last weeks, a series of news regarding Kazakhstan’s January parliamentary elections have brought Nur-Sultan back to the centreContinue Reading
Kyrgyzstan’s electoral show is underway. The first deadline for the presidential elections scheduled for the 10th of January expired onContinue Reading
At the crossroads of the Silk Road, Turkmenistan has a rich historical heritage that is greatly unknown to the generalContinue Reading
Retiring at 61 years of age might be a prospect that many would enjoy. But in Kyrgyzstan there is oneContinue Reading
The upcoming presidential elections in Tajikistan will result in a new term for the country’s long-standing president, Emomali Rahmon. However,Continue Reading
Turkmenistan’s president, Gurbanguly Berdymukhamedov, completed his 53rd book on August 5th, and it was subsequently released to the public withContinue Reading
The former controversial governor of Fergana will abandon his post in the eastern region for a ministerial office in Tashkent.Continue Reading
The lack of reliable and verifiable information is the breeding ground for rumours. This is a phenomenon that is widespreadContinue Reading
As most of the world has resigned to staying home during the COVID-19 pandemic, there is an increased emphasis onContinue Reading