#central-asia

#central-asia

The EU is urged to prioritize human rights in its first summit with Central Asian leaders amid evolving geopolitical challenges.

Central Asia and the Caucasus are evolving as crucial transit hubs amid shifting global trade routes.

The Central Asia-EU summit in Samarkand marks a historic moment for regional cooperation and economic partnership.

Uzbek students affected by war seek help, highlighting regional tensions.

Lukashenko's comments reveal the complexities of international perspectives on the conflict.

Central Asian nations remain quiet amid significant conflict developments.

Russia and Uzbekistan signed agreements, including one for a Russian-built nuclear power plant, enhancing bilateral relations and extending Russian influence in Central Asia.

Uzbek farmers are allegedly coerced into surrendering land to Chinese companies, raising concerns over state-backed development and local autonomy.

EU and Central Asia leaders met in Samarkand to strengthen ties amid shifting geopolitical dynamics.

The Central Asia-EU summit marks a historic moment of unity among the region's leaders, as they seek collaborative partnerships with Europe.