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The Eastern Influences that Shaped Soviet Architecture in Central Asia

In a new photographic essay titled Soviet Asia, and published by FUEL, Roberto Conte and Stefano Perego explore the Brutalist heritage in the former Soviet republics of Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Uzbekistan and Tajikistan, detailing the regional variations of Soviet modernism in Central Asia. The photographers document this architectural legacy constructed between 1950 and 1991, the year of the USSR’s dissolution. Much of this architecture is mainly unknown to the broader audience, with several buildings included for the first time in a photographic documentary of Soviet architecture. The urban development in Soviet Central Asia took on a specific form, drawing from the Persian and Islamic influences which shaped the region’s identity and architecture long before the assimilation into USSR. Architects from Kyiv, Moscow and Leningrad were brought to the capitals of Soviet Central Asia to unfold architecture and urbanism in the spirit of the Soviet Union. However, local architects

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A Closer Look at Uzbekistan s Privatization Push – The Diplomat

Tashkent has promoted privatization schemes before. Is this time different? By February 12, 2021 Advertisement Until recently, investors wishing to purchase stakes in the largest open-pit gold mine in the world, the former KGB building in Tashkent, or the Uzbek Coca-Cola plant would have to contend with a sigh. Now, as part of a highly-publicized privatization program under President Mirziyoyev, stakes in these and other state assets are for sale. Uzbekistan is slated to fully or partially sell 620 state-owned enterprises, including some of the country’s largest energy and financial firms. Among those to be partially privatized are Uzbekneftegaz, (which contributes 15 percent of the country’s GDP), Navoi Mining and Metallurgical Combine, Uzbekistan Airways, Uzbekistan Railways, and car maker Uzavtosanoat. Over five hundred companies in the chemical, tourism, manufacturing, food and beverage, and finance sectors are planned to be fully privatized.

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UZBEKISTÁN ETERNO: GLOBALIZACIÓN EN LA RUTA DE LA SEDA (I)

UZBEKISTÁN ETERNO: GLOBALIZACIÓN EN LA RUTA DE LA SEDA (I)
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UZBEKISTÁN ETERNO: GLOBALIZACIÓN EN LA RUTA DE LA SEDA (I)

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Moze Halperin on Kiyoshi Kurosawa s To the Ends of the Earth (2020)

To the Ends of the Earth (2020) Kiyoshi Kurosawa, To the Ends of the Earth, 2019, HD video, color, sound, 120 minutes. Yoko (Atsuko Maeda). JAPAN AND UZBEKISTAN have a friends-with-benefits relationship, one that sees the world’s third-largest economy and its sogo shosha investing in and importing the formerly-Soviet Central Asian nation’s resources some radioactive (uranium), some laxative (dried fruit) and bolstering a miscellany of Uzbek projects, from industrial modernization to Covid-19 response to tourism. Such a transactional bond doesn’t exactly sound like the stuff from which movies are made. Yet Uzbekistan’s Ministry of Tourism, its national cinema agency Uzbekkino, and a handful of Japanese production companies teamed up for a film commission celebrating “the twenty-fifth anniversary of diplomatic relations” between the two countries and the seventieth anniversary of the Alexey Shchusev–designed, partly Japanese POW–constructed Navoi Theater in the

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