Uzbekistan News » Bukhara News Uzbekistan » Bukhara » History: Bukhara and Tashkent: Opposing universes in Uzbekistan
One nation and two contrasting cities whose differences tell the story of Uzbekistan’s DNA. This is what’s entailed by visiting Bukhara and Tashkent, from the golden age of the Mongol and Persian ...
News Uzbekistan » Bukhara » History: Bombing Bukhara: Did Russia's Imperial Ghosts Spark Art Censorship In Uzbekistan?
The forms covering the seven-meter wide, two-meter high abstract painting float in a scene of violent chaos where domed roofs, falling figures, and disembodied hands jump out of the canvas. “When They ...
News Uzbekistan » Bukhara » History: Tourism Development Plan Sparks Fears For Ancient Uzbek City
If your country boasted one of the most complete examples of a medieval Islamic city in the world, brimming with architectural wonders and rich history owing to its ancient splendor, how would you go ...
News Uzbekistan » Bukhara » History: Uzbekistan: The mixed legacy of Bukhara’s 1920 uprising
There is a 19th century, two-story house in Bukhara that Sulayman Inoyatov, 82, tries to visit at least a few times every month. The building is now a museum and was the home of his famous relative, ...
News Uzbekistan » Bukhara » History: Uzbekistan: When will Bukhara’s Jews get their own museum?
As twilight descends on the old quarter of Bukhara just off the bustling Lyab-i Hauz square, the hum of Hebrew prayer rings around the narrow lanes. The sound comes from the synagogue, a small place ...
News Uzbekistan » Bukhara » History: Russia and Uzbekistan Expand Cultural Cooperation in 2026
Tashkent and Bukhara hosted educational workshops, museum exhibitions and musical events under a Russian-Uzbek cultural exchange project in 2026.
News Uzbekistan » Bukhara » History: Uzbekistan to Establish Centre for Ibn Sina Studies
Uzbekistan has approved a programme through 2030 to study and promote Ibn Sina’s legacy, including a research centre, Uzbek translations and an international award.
News Uzbekistan » Bukhara » History: The First Bukhara Biennial Reveals That the Most Expensive Ingredient Is Time
Uzbekistan, a central region in the Silk Road and Soviet Union, has long connected “East and West” through major cities like Samarkand, Bukhara and its present-day capital, Tashkent. The contemporary ...