The science of Uzbekistan has experienced a great loss. Famous physicist, academician of the Sciences Academy of Uzbekistan Pulat Khabibullayev died at the age of 73 on 7 February. >>>
The annual Oltin Qalam (Golden Pen) contest has been announced in Uzbekistan. The contest is organized by the Creative Union of Journalists and the International Journalists Training Center in conjunction with the National Electronic Media Association, Independent Media Support Fund, National TV and Radio Company and the Culture and Sports Ministry. >>>
"Yoshlar parvozi" (Flight of the youth) Youth Media Forum was held in Tashkent on 31 January – 2 February 2010. The forum focused on the activities of youth media projects in Uzbekistan, their effectiveness, problems and prospects. >>>
The great weight of science still supports the findings in a landmark 2007 report from a United Nations-backed panel of experts that global warming is man-made, the head of the UN Environment Programme (UNEP) said on 6 February following recent attacks from climate change sceptics over a mistake in the assessment. >>>
Nearly 200 cyber experts and other stakeholders seeking access to the Web for scores of millions of people with visual and other disabilities wrapped up a four-day United Nations workshop in Geneva on 5 February, stressing the need for universal access despite handicaps. >>>
A senior Russian diplomat who spoke on the sidelines of a security conference in Germany called on the international community on Sunday to find ways to enhance security. >>>
In light of the daunting challenges facing the international community, the OSCE is determined to contribute meaningfully to the enhancement of security in its region and beyond. >>>
Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) is assessing Iran and Pakistan's applications for membership and reviewing its criteria for membership, the new SCO Secretary-General Muratbek Sansyzbayevich Imanaliev told a press conference on 3 February in Beijing. >>>