T HE ARAL SEA has long been a byword for ecological disaster. Once the world’s fourth-largest lake, it has been steadily ...
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Comeback of Kazakhstan's saiga shows what ecosystem restoration can achieve
Kazakhstan reports the third-largest area of land under restoration worldwide and Poland the second-largest freshwater area, ...
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Kazakhstan plans to allocate $14.3bn for infrastructure through 2029
Kazakhstan plans to direct KZT 6.5 trillion ($14.3bn) from its National Fund towards infrastructure development by the end of ...
Experts have also raised concerns about dust from the Aralkum’s salt flats and dunes reaching Tajikistan’s glaciers. Salt ...
Tajikistan has been allocated 3.02 billion cubic meters of water from the Amu Darya basin and 365 million cubic meters from ...
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Why is the Aral Sea now a toxic desert?
Once one of the largest lakes on Earth, the Aral Sea has become the center of one of history’s most devastating human-made ...
UNDP and Uzbekistan’s National Committee for Ecology discussed biodiversity conservation, ecosystem restoration in the Aral ...
Ancient cosmetics found in women's graves in Kazakhstan reveal traces of cinnamon, wormwood and possible Silk Road trade connections.
Uzbekistan’s public diplomacy experience offers an opportunity to test whether regional dialogue produces measurable benefits ...
Uzbekistan and Türkiye signed a 2026–2027 water cooperation programme at Cairo Water Week, covering irrigation, water-saving ...
In recent days, the sharp deterioration of air quality has once again become the focus of public attention. However, ...
Discover how Uzbekistan's 10.5% airport passenger surge and Tashkent's 16.6% jump outpace European hubs, boosting access to ...
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