Kazakhstan has set a firm launch date for its $10 billion "Data Center Valley" project: In June 2027, the first 50-megawatt data center will go online in Ekibastus; once fully operational, 100,000 AI chips are expected to generate $3 billion in export revenue annually.

Türkmengaz and Afghan Gas Sign a Memorandum of Understanding on Gas Purchases — 123 kilometers of the TAPI pipeline route toward Herat have already been laid.

New hydroelectric, wind, and nuclear power projects are intended to make Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, and Uzbekistan less dependent on electricity imports.

According to experts, the falling water level of the Caspian Sea is primarily caused by climate change.

From smart cities to transportation corridors: Kazakhstan is stepping up its AI initiative and collaborating with Presight on intelligent traffic management.

After three losses at the World Cup in North America, Uzbekistan was eliminated as the last-place team in its group.

Uzbekistan's admission to the Eurasian Development Bank (EDB) marks an important turning point for economic integration in Central Asia.

Kazakhstan continues to expand its crypto strategy. The planned Alatau Smart City will rely on blockchain, digital assets, and international investors.

The expansion of solar and wind power is making the country a pioneer in renewable energy in Central Asia.

Uzbekistan is investing in the modernization of its building materials industry, promoting energy-efficient construction, and placing greater emphasis on local production.

Digital identity, open banking, and AI are driving the next phase of development in Uzbekistan’s fintech sector. TIIF 2026 offers new insights.

TRACECA has criticized the low utilization rate of the Turkmenbashi port. Turkmenistan could significantly strengthen its position in Trans-Caspian trade.

The Uzbek government increasingly views tourism as one of the most important drivers of economic growth, investment, and employment. Backed by infrastructure investments worth billions, comprehensive visa reforms, and…

How can Central Asia overcome its water crisis? U.S. experts analyze institutional weaknesses, international models, and new approaches to cooperation.

Tashkent Airport could compete with Istanbul in the future. Experts see enormous potential for Uzbekistan to become Central Asia's air transportation hub.