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10 November 10.11
China Behind Barbed WireWhy Beijing Trades With the Taliban Through Central Asia but Keeps Its Own Border Closed
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20 October 20.10
Uzbekistan Sets Ambitious Goal to Train One Million Youth Annually in Robotics and TechUzbekistan aims to train 1M youth annually in robotics and game development, targeting 500,000 new tech jobs. Discover its massive digital education plan.
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Pakistan’s Bank Alfalah Exits Afghanistan, Transfers Operations to Ghazanfar Bank#World07.11 11:51 -
Uzbekistan Sets Post-Soviet Cotton Harvest Record, Surpassing 5 Million Metric Tons05.11 10:32 -
Mirziyoyev Launches 145 Investment Projects Worth $7.8 Billion in Bukhara Region04.11 10:58 -
Mirziyoyev Sets $50 Billion Remittance Goal, Praises Migrants as «Truly Courageous»03.11 11:33 -
Uzbekistan and Turkey Expand Trade Preferences and Form High-Level Business Council30.10 10:39 -
Open Bank Secures Uzbekistan’s First-Ever Sharia-Compliant Banking License26.10 11:14
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13 October13.10From Nakhodka to the Persian GulfIran Courts the CIS and the Eurasian Economic Union -
01 October01.10Yields of 6–7 Tonnes per HectareUzbekistan is expanding a Chinese cotton-growing method to a third of its cotton fields -
16 June16.06A Dam Named After One FamilyThe world's tallest dam is being built in Tajikistan on empty reserves and other people's loans -
13 May13.05Video Revolution in the World of ReviewsHow an Uzbek entrepreneur is building a “YouTube for business” on the Western market. -
06 May06.05ADVES CEO Marina Shabalina: Business reputation is key for companies from Central Asia -
26 April26.04The Karimova Case: A Trial Without the DefendantSwiss court opens proceedings against the daughter of Uzbekistan's former president — riddled with gaping procedural gaps -
24 December24.12To Clean Up and to ZIYAWhat China Can Offer Central Asia in the “Green” Economy -
23 December23.12PhotoTokyo DriveJapan to invest about $20 billion in projects across Central Asia over five years -
17 December17.12Sake for SixCentral Asia’s Rapprochement with Japan Comes with Hidden Pitfalls