Eliyahu’s coat of hair is the same fire, sweetened and sanctified, girded by restraint, lit with chashmal—the flickering membrane between speech and silence, wrath and compassion.

The alpine wonders of Uzbekistan: A sustainable tourism gateway In this episode we head to the north-eastern tip of Uzbekistan to uncover the alpine wonders surrounding of the country, where ...

Uzbekistan now ranks among the fastest climbers on the Youth Development Index, and is one of the top 10 countries implementing the UN Youth 2030 Strategy.

Uzbekistan’s President Shavkat Mirziyoyev visits Azerbaijan, discussing trade, energy, and regional connectivity with President Ilham Aliyev. They also laid the foundation stone for a new park ...

This year's pitching market lacks a true ace, and many of the arms that are available come with questions.

On June 16, 2025, the Executive Board of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) completed the Article IV Consultation for the Republic of Uzbekistan. The authorities have consented to the publication ...

A Waynesboro surgeon and his veterinarian wife have been convicted of misdemeanors in the theft of a mink coat.

Uzbekistan champions "Stability Through Connectivity" by engaging pragmatically with Taliban-led Afghanistan to boost trade, manage water resources, and reduce regional tensions.

In January-May 2025, Belarusian enterprises increased their exports to Uzbekistan via the Belarusian Universal Commodity Exchange (BUCE) by 2.8 times. The total amount of transactions was ...

Uzbekistan’s status as a hub for international investmeWhy Uzbekistan Is the Next Big Investment Story—And How Digital Is Leading The Waynt is recent, but its underlying causes are consistent ...

Rhode Island is the first U.S. state to offer a license plate featuring the Portuguese coat of arms. The plates benefit the RI Day of Portugal organization and celebrate Portuguese heritage. Pre ...

Bronze statue of a Black woman in Times Square has racists up in arms “Grounded in the Stars” is a fine representation of an ordinary Black woman. That’s why some find it offensive.