Uzbekistan
Miles, memories, and microphones: The fifth anniversary special
In this anniversary episode, we look back at some of our most remarkable stops: from the soaring skylines of the United Arab Emirates to the layered history of Poland.
Pakistan launches new trade corridors through Iran, China to central Asia, bypassing Afghanistan
Jews face harassment in nearly 100 countries as global religious hostilities spike, Pew shows
Security directive forces Israeli judo team to withdraw from Tashkent Grand Slam
UAE says suspects arrested in killing of Israeli rabbi are from Uzbekistan
The Mossad and authorities in the UAE opened the investigation based on information that Kogan’s murder might be related to “a terrorist incident.”
The New Uzbekistan: A Personal Perspective on the Higher Education Revolution in Central Asia
"As a significant force in Central Asia, Uzbekistan positions itself for continued growth by combining progress with peace and coexistence" says Prof. Eduard Yakubov, President of HIT.
Archaeologists use drone-based LiDAR to uncover medieval Silk Road cities in Uzbekistan
The settlements, Tashbulak and Tugunbulak, are among the largest ever documented in the mountainous parts of the Silk Road, playing a strategic role in trade and iron production.
Rabbi Pinto special visit to Uzbekistan
Central Asia celebrates diversity on foundation of tolerance and understanding - opinion
Amidst AI-driven progress and escalating conflicts, Central Asia remains a beacon of stability and unity with its rich history and enduring values of tolerance and respect.
Tolerance: The Key of Understanding and Global Peace
Today, Central Asia is an "island of stability" in an unstable world. Friendship and peace exist there among people from different backgrounds.
British medics save Uzbekistan boxing coach after cardiac arrest at Paris Olympics
The incident occurred on August 8, in the warm-up area at Roland Garros in Paris, where Kilichev was celebrating Uzbek boxer Hasanboy Dusmatov’s gold medal win.
German government discusses deportations to Afghanistan via Uzbekistan, Taliban out of talks
The delegation suggested to the Uzbek government that Afghan deportation candidates should be brought to Tashkent. From there they could be transported to Kabul.
Third Euro-Asia seminar held at HIT in collaboration with Ministry of Foreign Affairs
HIT's Seminar reflects its vision to serve as a bridge between cultures and peoples, and as a vehicle to build new bridges between nations and religions.
Russia to build Central Asia's first nuclear power plant in Uzbekistan
"It heralds the beginning of a new age in the comprehensive strategic partnership and alliance relations between our countries," said Uzbek PM.
