We have started to collect the most important news related to Uzbekistan in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
Why women now rule in Uzbekistan's markets
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The EU lifts an arms embargo against Uzbekistan, despite concerns about human rights in the Central Asian nation.
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State media in Uzbekistan says a suicide bomber has killed a police officer and wounded several people in the city of Andijan.
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Tajikistan and Uzbekistan agree to allow Nato supplies for Afghanistan through their territory, the US says.
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Gen David Petraeus visits Uzbekistan, weeks after Kyrgyzstan announced the closure of America's key regional base.
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Russian President Medvedev is set to discuss economic co-operation - particularly in gas - during a trip to Uzbekistan.
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More than 40 young children have been infected with HIV at a hospital in Uzbekistan, health officials tell the BBC.
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Police in the Netherlands, France and Germany swoop on suspects believed to fund Islamists in Uzbekistan.
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A dissident poet in Uzbekistan has been sentenced to five years' forced labour, a rights organisation says.
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The US is not trying to re-open a military base in Uzbekistan, a senior diplomat tells the BBC.
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