Lead Supplementary 2 – Ҷустуҷӯ

· 28 апреля

Michael Jackson's film sets box office record, grossing over $200 million in its opening weekend.

The new film about pop star Michael Jackson has set a box office record for a biopic, grossing $217 million worldwide in its opening weekend, the BBC reports. The world premiere of the film "Michael" took place on April 22. The lead role was played by the actor's nephew, Jaafar Jackson. The film surpassed the […] Запись Michael Jackson's film sets box office record, grossing over $200 million in its opening weekend. впервые появилась Tajikistan News in English.

· 15 мая

EDB: Central Asian Trade Has Doubled in Five Years

Mutual trade between Central Asian countries reached $12.3 billion in 2025, nearly doubling compared to 2020, according to analysts at the Eurasian Development Bank (EDB). The figure underlines how Central Asia is increasingly emerging as a more interconnected regional market after years of relative

· 28 апреля

How Kazakhstan Is Using Big Data to Reshape Its Social Protection System

Kazakhstan is accelerating its transition to a digital model of social protection, integrating government databases and introducing algorithmic oversight to improve the targeting of welfare payments and reduce corruption risks. In spring 2026, the merger of databases between the Ministry of Labor an

· 24 апреля

EU Sanctions Put Kyrgyzstan’s Transit Trade Under Scrutiny

The European Union has stepped up sanctions pressure on Kyrgyzstan by restricting supplies of sensitive technologies and imposing measures on the country’s financial institutions. The decision, adopted as part of the EU’s 20th sanctions package against Russia, reflects growing concerns in Brussels t

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Michael Jackson's film sets box office record, grossing over $200 million in its opening weekend.

EDB: Central Asian Trade Has Doubled in Five Years

How Kazakhstan Is Using Big Data to Reshape Its Social Protection System

EU Sanctions Put Kyrgyzstan’s Transit Trade Under Scrutiny