The SCO Samarkand Summit: Dialogue and Cooperation in an Interconnected World
By Shavkat Mirziyoyev President, Republic of Uzbekistan Uzbekistan’s chairmanship in the SCO has fallen on
In Depth
The New Foreign Policy Strategy of Uzbekistan and the SCO
Uzbekistan’s involvement in the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation has always been marked by a strong focus on economic cooperation. Tashkent will continue to use this approach during its current leadership of the SCO.
At 51, Bangladesh fails to honour pledges made to its citizens
Presently, Bangladesh has gradually slid from secularism, pluralism, elective democracy, gender equality, and reducing the disparity between the rich and poor, something that was imbued in the “Declaration of Independence”.
On the Potential of “Central Asia-India” Cooperation
The milestone upcoming virtual summit of the leaders of India and Central Asia will not only summarize the interim results of the development of relations, but also present initiatives to further strengthening the mechanisms of bilateral and regional cooperation.
In 2022 India must prioritize Asian Cooperation
For India, aspiring to become a $5 trillion economy and one of the top three global economies by 2031, with international trade contributing close to 40% of its GDP, equitable international cooperation holds the key.
Decoding China’s aid diplomacy
Data shows that countries receiving China’s market-rate loans are not suffering economically, but are not experiencing economic growth either
How Taiwan is trying to mitigate climate change
The Taiwan Climate Alliance, formed by eight ICT companies, has set the goal of using renewable energy in 100 percent of their manufacturing processes by 2050 and will lead other manufacturers in the supply chain to jointly reach this target.
Security Council must not fail women, girls of Afghanistan
The Security Council cannot fail the women and girls of Afghanistan, former President of Ireland Mary Robinson warned on Tuesday, as she reminded its 15 members of the relentless work carried out over nearly 20 years to secure their rights through constitutional, legislative and policy changes.
‘They’ll kill us’ – Afghan pilots at Uzbek camp fear deadly homecoming
The U.S.-trained Afghan pilots and others held at a camp in Uzbekistan already feared being sent back to Taliban-ruled Afghanistan.
Iraq hosts regional meeting aimed at easing Mideast tensions
‘Historic’ high-level meeting sends a message of Arab solidarity with Iraq