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The 22 pages that link to Uzbekistan, each with the reason it gives.

• Central AsiaBroader topic: Its central location makes it a key junction among the region’s other countries.

• KazakhstanRelated: As Kazakhstan’s southern neighbor, Uzbekistan is a central partner and regional competitor.

• SamarkandNarrower topic: Samarkand is one of Uzbekistan's most prominent historical and cultural cities.

• Syr DaryaRelated: The Syr Darya crosses its territory and supports extensive irrigated farming.

• KyrgyzstanCompared with: Its larger population and more extensive lowland agriculture contrast with Kyrgyzstan’s mountainous geography.

• TajikistanCompared with: The two states share historical and cultural links alongside periods of political tension.

• Deportation of the Crimean TatarsBroader topic: Most deported Crimean Tatars were sent there and remained for decades.

• Uzbek Soviet Socialist RepublicBroader topic: The republic became the independent state of Uzbekistan after the Soviet Union dissolved.

• Khanate of KokandRelated: Much of Kokand’s former territory lies within modern Uzbekistan.

• Uzbek languageRelated: Uzbek is the principal language of public life and the state in its namesake country.

• Shanghai Cooperation OrganisationRelated: Its entry broadened the founding group and accompanied the shift from the Shanghai Five to the SCO.

• TashkentNarrower topic: Tashkent became the capital of independent Uzbekistan in 1991.

• Fergana ValleyBroader topic: Its valley cities and farmland form a major concentration of the country’s population and agriculture.

• Islam KarimovNarrower topic: Karimov led the country through independence and its first twenty-five years as a sovereign state.

• Tajik languageRelated: Tajik is spoken in several Uzbek cities and regions alongside Uzbek.

• Tajikistani Civil WarRelated: Uzbekistan’s government supported Tajikistan’s post-Soviet authorities during the conflict.

• History of UzbekistanBroader topic: Its independence in 1991 marks the latest state formation in this history.

• MargilanNarrower topic: Margilan’s modern civic history is part of Uzbekistan’s national history.

• NukusNarrower topic: Nukus is a regional capital within Uzbekistan.

• TürkmenabatRelated: Türkmenabat’s position near Uzbekistan connects it to cross-border routes and communities.

• KurashNarrower topic: Kurash is closely associated with Uzbekistan and its national sporting identity.

• Mazar-i-SharifRelated: Cross-border commerce and transport connect Mazar-i-Sharif to Uzbekistan.