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SCO Film Festival: The International Film Festival of Shanghai Cooperation Organization opened July 16 on Lake Issyk-Kul, marking the bloc’s 25th anniversary with a red-carpet ceremony, Chinese music performances, and a Kyrgyz-led international jury that includes Tajikistan’s representatives—another reminder of how cinema diplomacy travels across the region. Central Asia Media & AI: The “Connect for Peace Festival 2026” (July 7–8) gathered journalists from Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Uzbekistan and Turkmenistan to discuss independent media under fast-changing tech, with hands-on sessions on using AI in newsrooms and defending against disinformation. Dushanbe Classical Debut: Armenian pianist Ruben Kozin made his first Tajik-audience appearance in Dushanbe, giving a masterclass at the Talabkhuja Sattorov Tajik State Conservatory and performing at the “Sadoi Vahdat” concert at the Ayni Opera & Ballet Theater. Pamir Climbing Ambition: Emirati mountaineer Fatima Al Awadhi, 18, is preparing to climb Lenin Peak as part of the Seven Summits challenge and the Explorer’s Grand Slam, continuing a streak that already includes Vinson Massif, Kilimanjaro and Elbrus. Photography Spotlight: Leica unveiled its 2026 Oskar Barnack Award shortlist, where Central Asian buzkashi photography sits alongside Gaza-focused work—showing how one prize can pit very different human stories against each other. Football Culture Talk: Indian youth football coaches and former players pushed the idea that building a “footballing culture” in schools and at the Asian Cup level should come before chasing FIFA World Cup dreams. U17 Women’s Draw: India’s U17 women were drawn with Malaysia, Syria and Iraq in Group E for the AFC U17 Women’s Asian Cup 2027 qualifiers in Malaysia (Oct 5–11, 2026). Boxing Results: India locked in six U-19 men’s medals at the Asian U-19 & U-23 Boxing Championships in Jakarta, including a win over Tajikistan’s Sharifkhon Nuraliev. Chess & Youth Sport: Turkmen young chess players set a national record for medals at the Central and Northern Asian Youth Chess Championship in Kyrgyzstan, with Tajikistan among the participating teams.

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Former Indian footballer Renedy Singh emphasises need to develop football culture for World Cup qualification

Former Indian footballer Renedy Singh emphasises need to develop football culture for World Cup qualification

Renedy Singh bats for 'football culture' for India's World Cup dream

Renedy Singh bats for 'football culture' for India's World Cup dream

AFC U17 Asian Cup Qualifiers: India drawn with Malaysia, Syria, Iraq

AFC U17 Asian Cup Qualifiers: India drawn with Malaysia, Syria, Iraq

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Tajik wedding embodies rural revitalization achievements on Pamir Plateau


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