How Turkey and Uzbekistan are preparing their cities for a changing climate

EuroNews20 October 2026, 13:00 UTCUzbekistan

From Turkey’s push to make its cities and energy systems more resilient to a new city rising outside Tashkent, planners are changing how urban areas are built, powered and adapted to environmental pressures.

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