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Uzbekistan and Belarus formalize strategic partnership: what lies behind Mirziyoyev’s visit to Minsk

President of Uzbekistan Shavkat Mirziyoyev has concluded a two-day official visit to Belarus that became one of the most significant events in bilateral relations in recent decades. The main outcome of his talks with President Alexander Lukashenko was the signing of a Declaration on the Establishment of a Strategic Partnership, along with a broad package

Uzbekistan received $3.8 billion in remittances in a quarter as dependence on Russia remains high

Despite ongoing discussions about diversifying labor migration, Russia remains the main source of remittances to Uzbekistan. In the first quarter of 2026, the country received $3.8 billion in remittances from migrant workers, of which about $2.75 billion came from Russia. At the same time, new data from the Central Bank show that migration destinations are

From Russia and Kazakhstan: who is moving to Uzbekistan and where immigrants settle

Foreigners continue to move to Uzbekistan for permanent residence, although the scale of international migration remains relatively small. According to the National Statistics Committee, 721 people arrived in the country between January and March 2026, while 2,277 people left. As a result, the migration balance remained negative once again, with the number of departures nearly

Russia and Uzbekistan target $30 billion trade turnover amid progress in nuclear energy

Russia and Uzbekistan intend to increase bilateral trade to $30 billion by 2030, prioritizing projects in nuclear energy and industrial cooperation. Russian Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin and his Uzbek counterpart Abdulla Aripov met in Moscow on Monday at the sixth meeting of the Joint Commission at the level of heads of government. During the talks,

Interview with Dmytro Kuleba. Part 4 — When you invite Putin over, he always imagines that it all belongs to him

The fourth and final part of the report on the online conference of Ukraine’s Minister of Foreign Affairs Dmytro Kuleba with Central Asian journalists on September 7, 2022. Questions from Kazakh journalist Karlygash Ezhenova concerned information circulating online that “Putin had instructed the development of a revanchist invasion plan, with Moldova, Georgia, or Kazakhstan named

Uzbekistan introduces mandatory HIV testing for citizens returning from abroad

The Legislative Chamber of the Oliy Majlis (Parliament) of Uzbekistan has adopted in the third reading a bill introducing mandatory HIV testing for citizens returning from abroad after 90 or more consecutive days. According to the amendments, mandatory HIV testing will apply to: Funding arrangements: Lawmakers stated that the bill is aimed at preventing the