Uzbekistan

Four months since the Sarboda dam collapse displaced thousands, there are fears of corruption and cover-ups.

Interior ministry says Muslim minors accompanied by ‘close relatives’ can attend mosques, ending a de facto ban.

Boycott in place since 2006 over rights abuses has deepened unemployment and economic weakness,...

While some critics fear measures aimed at stemming panic are overzealous, others praise government...

US Secretary of State’s visit comes as President Trump faces impeachment debacle at home, which involves Ukraine.

After jumping in front of a train, Kadyr Yusupov, who suffers from mental illness, said he was spying for the West.

OSCE observers note lack of ‘real contest’ as ruling Liberal Democratic Party retains biggest number of seats.

Beyond veil of authoritarianism, Uzbek voters are hoping for change, but human rights groups are raising concerns.

Despite economic and social reforms in Uzbekistan, elections are limited to five political parties.

Residents say they are sidelined in talks over regeneration projects as officials pursue drive to modernise country.

Jaslyk, where death and torture were common, is closing as Uzbekistan seeks to improve its image on the global stage.

Andrey Kubatin was charged of spying for Turkey in 2017 but, along with civil society groups, rejects the accusations.

The disappearance of the Aral Sea in Central Asia has been called one of the world’s largest man-made environmental disasters.

Concerns held for future of unique museum with tens of thousands of Soviet-era paintings.