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Trump’s Gaza Peace Plan: Today, Tomorrow and the Day After

By Ramesh Thakur Back in January last year, my Toda Policy Brief 182 was published with the title “Israel and Gaza: Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow”. On...

I Bear Resentment…

By Qudratilla Rafiqov, (Political Scientist) Of course, the title of this article might seem to impart a gloomy spirit to the content as a whole. However,...

Rohingya ask UN ‘where is the justice’ amid Myanmar violence, aid cuts

By Lyndal Rowlands New York – Members of the Rohingya community who fled violence in Myanmar have addressed a United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) conference seeking...

Uzbekistan on the Path to Sustainable Development: President Shavkat Mirziyoyev’s Initiatives at the 80th Session of the UN General Assembly

By Shakhnoza Kodirova At the headquarters of the United Nations in New York, the General Debates of the 80th session of the General Assembly took place....

Gaza: From Ruins to Recognition

By Dr Majid Khan (Melbourne): The Gaza war that began in October 2023 persisted throughout the period from October 2024 to September 2025, resulting in...

How Uzbekistan Is fostering a culture of water conservation?

By 2030, “Suvchilar Maktabi” aims to train over 60,000 specialists in the agricultural sector. In the context of climate change and water scarcity in Uzbekistan,...

Department of War: George Orwell would feel validated

By Herbert Wulf President Donald Trump's decision to rename the US Department of Defense as the ‘Department of War’ comes in the midst of his...

Uzbekistan and the UN: Global partnership directions on Water Security

By Zakir Ishpulatov(Deputy Minister of Water Resources) Water is a priceless resource, and the global demand and need for it are steadily increasing. In the...

Saudi Defence Pact Reflects Waning Trust in U.S. Security Guarantees

By Dr Majid Khan (Melbourne): In a landmark development, Saudi Arabia and Pakistan have entered into a “Strategic Mutual Defence” pact, signaling to both the...

From interstate cooperation to regional integration in Central Asia

By Sanjar Saidov Historically, Central Asia has been a region where the interests of world powers clashed. Today, as independent nations, the countries of the region...

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