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Policy Briefs 09 September, 2026

Afghanistan as Uzbekistan’s Southern Gateway: Strategic Connectivity, Economic Integration, and Regional Transformation

Co-authored with  Sibghatullah Arsalai , a political economy specialist, researcher and analyst, policy advisor, and business strategist with over a decade of experience in geopolitical and geoeconomic affairs, regional diplomacy, national security,

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Media Appearances 26 August, 2026

Baku and Tashkent demonstrate that the current rapprochement is not dependent on temporary geopolitical conditions

In comments to the Azerbaijani news agency “APA”б Azamat Seitov described the state visit by Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev to Uzbekistan on August 23–24 as the beginning of a new phase in bilateral relations. In his view, Tashkent

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News

25 August, 2026

Official launch of SDSN Uzbekistan, the National Network of the UN Sustainable Development Solutions Network

We are pleased to announce the official launch of SDSN Uzbekistan, the National Network of the UN Sustainable Development Solutions Network (SDSN).

Co-hosted by the University of World Economy an

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25 July, 2026

The IAIS Center for Strategic Connectivity Hosted an Expert Webinar on Cooperation Between Uzbekistan and Georgia

On July 24, the Center for Strategic Connectivity at the Institute for Advanced International Studies hosted an expert webinar titled “Uzbekistan–Georgia: Toward New Horizons of Cooperation”. The event was dedicated to discussing the cu

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Events

18 May, 2026

Frontier Talks. Water Governance and Climate Disasters in a Changing World

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15 May, 2026

Frontier Talks. Guest Lecture by Dr Artemy Kalinovsky

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30 April, 2026

Glasgow–Tashkent Research Colloquium. Global Eurasia: A Renewed Political Economy Research Prospectus

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24 April, 2026

Frontier Talks. The Conceptual Problem of Central Asian Studies

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