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The protracted negotiations between Uzbekistan and EAEU show the unpreparedness of the Uzbekistan economy to fast adaptation within the bloc.
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“The peculiarity of Uzbekistan’s position in understanding Central Asia is that it proceeds from the idea that Afghanistan is an integral part of Central Asia and it should be actively involved in regional economic processes and infrastructure projects,” mentions Rustam Burnashev, professor at the Kazakh-German University in the article, written specifically for CABAR.asia (more…)
In an interview for CABAR.asia, Dr. Schenk discussed recent migration patterns from Central Asia to Russia and some of the COVID-19 implications on migration in the Eurasian region. (more…)
Karaganda is one of the largest coal-mining regions in Kazakhstan. There are about 32 thousand miners in the region. However, every third of them developed health conditions or became disabled while working at the mine. (more…)
Public and civil society should not allow the authorities to abuse digital technologies and restrict the rights of users to freedom of speech, said in an interview for CABAR.asia Inga Sikorskaya, the Central Asian media expert, director of the research center the School of Peacemaking and Media technologies in Central Asia. (more…)
In Kyrgyzstan, the services rendered by healers are so popular that some consider it good luck to get an appointment with some of them. However, after a while, the results of this hype turn out to be ambiguous. (more…)
According to the law, the state is bound to provide comprehensive development and conditions for persons with disabilities. However, in reality this norm remains on paper and is not implemented in practice. (more…)
Human rights activists are concerned over the updated rules of medical examination of transgender people in Kazakhstan. They restrict access of transgender people to medical assistance, deprive them of a chance to socialise and live in security.
MediaSchool CABAR.asia conducted trainings on the basics of podcasting for students of the Journalism Department in Tashkent from 3 to 6 March with the support of the State University of World Languages and the University of Journalism and Mass Communication of Uzbekistan. (more…)
During the training, the participants got acquainted with the genres and principles of documentary films. The trainer also talked about the basics of pitching (presentation for finding an investor) scenario and basic requirements for filling out grant applications. (more…)