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From fleeing war to championing children’s access to essential health services
Before the war, Viktoria lived with her two children and husband in Kyiv, where she had been working as an...
Martha Brill Olcott, leading scholar in central-Asia and post-Soviet politics, dies at 74
Martha Brill Olcott, 74, a professor in the James Madison College, died on Feb. 5 in her home surrounded by...
Uzbekistan launches ambitious new cultural agenda
The Central Asian Republic of Uzbekistan is best known, culturally speaking, for the ornate mosques and Islamic architecture that dot...
averaging 71.8 years [Infographics] — Daryo News
Life expectancy, a critical metric for gauging the overall health and well-being of a population, is influenced by a myriad...
Slow Suffocation in Central Asia – The Diplomat
Another winter in Central Asia is coming to an end, and smog has loomed over the cities of the region...
Indian Ambassador Highlights Promising Partnerships in IT, Digitalization and Healthcare
ASTANA – Information technologies (IT) and digitalization, healthcare, tourism and education have been identified as key fields where Kazakhstan and...
Strengthening women’s political participation: An analysis of the impact of women’s parliamentary networks in Europe and Central Asia
Gender equality is fundamental to responsive and accountable democratic societies. Women’s representation in elected institutions in equal proportion to men...
China Plans Major EV Charging Network in Central Asia
China is moving forward with a variety of investment and infrastructure projects in Central Asia designed to boost exports to...
A tapestry of progress and challenges: Women’s political participation in Europe and Central Asia
Despite commendable efforts over the past decade, the region struggles with the lowest gender parity in political empowerment. While North Macedonia,...
How Central Asian Countries Can Assert Their Identities Through Cuisine
Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, and Uzbekistan find themselves increasingly in a tug-of-war with three world superpowers: Russia, China, and now...
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