Louis Albertini sheds light on Central Asia’s booming tech scene, addressing startup hurdles and emphasizing the importance of global partnerships to drive innovation and economic growth in the region.
Tuberculosis cases among children have surged across Europe and Central Asia, raising alarm among health authorities. Experts warn this increase threatens regional efforts to control the deadly infectious disease.
Amid rising climate risks in Eastern Europe and Central Asia, safeguarding sexual and reproductive health and rights becomes critical. Relief efforts focus on integrating these needs into climate resilience strategies.
UNESCO has unveiled a bold new initiative to supercharge scientific collaboration across Central Asia-connecting researchers, strengthening regional research networks, sparking innovation, and tackling shared challenges by pooling expertise and resources
Trade with Central Asia has declined as rising imports strain the region’s balance, reports Dawn. Economic shifts and increased foreign goods are reshaping trade dynamics, impacting local markets and regional …
Central Asian nations rank among the lowest in the latest Global Mental Health Index, highlighting urgent challenges in access to care and stigma. Experts call for increased investment and regional …
A new study published in Scientific Reports highlights rising occupational burnout among healthcare workers in Central Asia during the COVID-19 pandemic, urging urgent mental health support to address this critical …
A new BioMed Central study highlights how strengthening nursing and midwifery can boost health system resilience in Central Asia, offering vital evidence to guide impactful policy reforms.
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