The Oxus Society for Central Asian Affairs

07/20/2026

«O‘zbekiston kelajagi» stipendiya dasturiga arizalar qabul qilinadi

Oxirgi muddat: 2026-yil 1-avgust

Oxus Society for Central Asian Affairs tashkiloti tadqiqotchilarni 10 oylik stipendiya dasturida ishtirok etishga taklif qiladi. Dastur O‘zbekistonda yuzaga kelayotgan iqtisodiy, siyosiy va ijtimoiy imkoniyatlar hamda muammolarni siyosatga yo‘naltirilgan hamkorlikdagi tadqiqotlar orqali o‘rganishga qaratilgan. «O‘zbekiston kelajagi» dasturi akademiklar, faollar va davlat siyosati sohasidagi mutaxassislarni davlat sektorini isloh qilish, shaffoflikni kuchaytirish va institutlarning javobgarligini oshirishga hissa qo‘shish uchun zarur vositalar bilan ta’minlash orqali O‘zbekistonda fuqarolik hayotida faol ishtirok etuvchi yangi avlod fikr yetakchilarini shakllantirishni maqsad qilgan.

Dastur davomida ishtirokchilar siyosat mavzusi auditoriyasi uchun matn yozish, maʼlumotlarni vizuallashtirish, ijtimoiy tarmoqlarda muloqot qilish va ommaviy kommunikatsiya kabi mavzular bo‘yicha oltita onlayn treyningda qatnashadilar. Shuningdek, ular Toshkent shahrida o’tkaziladigan ikkita seminarda ishtirok etadilar. Har bir stipendiant guruhdagi boshqa ishtirokchilar bilan hamkorlikda quyidagi oltita mavzudan biri boʻyicha tahliliy hujjat tayyorlaydi:

+ Ta'lim
+ Adliya va qonun ustuvorligi
+ Raqamlashtirish va sun'iy intellekt
+ Ommaviy axborot vositalari rivoji va mediasavodxonlik
+ Inklyuziv iqtisodiy o'sish
+ Investitsiya va boshqaruv

Ushbu siyosat xulosalari Oxus Society ko‘magida tayyorlanadi va tashkilot veb-saytida e’lon qilinadi. Har bir guruh, shuningdek, qisqa maqola tayyorlaydi hamda o‘z xulosalarini jamoatchilikka taqdim etadi. Tanlovdan muvaffaqiyatli o‘tgan nomzodlarga sarflagan vaqti mukofoti sifatida kichik gonorar to‘lanadi.

Dastur o'zbek tilida olib boriladi.

Ariza talablari:

+ PhD (shu jumladan, PhD talabalari) yoki yuqorida ko'rsatilgan sohalarning kamida bittasida tadqiqot olib borish yoki professional faoliyat yuritish bo'yicha kamida o'n yillik professional tajribaga ega bo’lsih;
+ O'zbek tilini mukammal bilish;
+ O'zbekiston fuqaroligi yoki O’zbekistonda yashash ruxsatnomasiga ega bo’lish.

Ariza topshirish uchun rezyume (o‘zbek va/yoki ingliz/rus tillarida) hamda motivatsion xatni (o‘zbek tilida, 2 sahifadan oshmagan holda) 2026-yil 1-avgustgacha [email protected] elektron manziliga yuboring.

03/23/2026

Check out the latest episode of Spotlight on Central Asia.

This week, we examine a series of major developments across Central Asia, from the results of Kazakhstan's constitutional referendum to the announcement of new Chinese-funded border outposts and fortifications along Tajikistan's frontier. We also look at the continuing fallout from the security shake-up in Kyrgyzstan, with further arrests and resignations, as well as the increasingly strange foreign movements of Turkmenistan's senior leadership while war continues to rage just across the border in Iran, alongside Tehran's threats to strike Turkmen infrastructure. The episode then turns to the escalating conflict between Afghanistan and Pakistan, where some of the heaviest fighting in months is raising fresh questions about border stability, regional security, and the risk of wider spillover. Finally, for our main story, we bring on a panel of experts to discuss the growing issues surrounding the Rogun Dam and its resettlement project, and how both are likely to affect the states downstream.

On the show this week:
- Eugene Simonov (Rivers Without Boundaries Coalition) - Mark Fodor (Coalition for Human Rights in Development)

Hosted by Bruce Pannier and Michael Hilliard.

Proudly brought to you by The Times of Central Asia and The Oxus Society for Central Asian Affairs.

https://oxussociety.org/publications/podcast/

03/17/2026

New report:

As Iran faces widespread strikes from the U.S. and Israel, it’s would-be allies from the Axis, North Korea, China and Russia have been largely absent, condemning Washington and Tel Aviv but doing little else. In “Fault Lines: Iran and the Fragility of Anti-Western Alliances,” Bradley Jardine and Edward Lemon outline the broad themes of mistrust and distrust in Iran’s relationships with Russia, China, and North Korea – critical fault lines that run through Iran’s foreign policy and one which shapes, and often constrains, its strategic choices.

As Iran faces widespread strikes from the U.S. and Israel, its would-be allies from the Axis have been largely absent. This report outlines the broad themes of mistrust and distrust in Iran's relationships with Russia, China, and North Korea.

03/11/2026

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