This article is devoted to the life and creative heritage of the great philosopher of the 17th century, Yusuf Karabaghi, and analyzes the socio-political and spiritual environment of his time, as well as how these factors influenced the scholar’s worldview and philosophical views. Karabaghi was born in the Karabagh region of Azerbaijan and worked in the scientific centers of the East - Shiraz, Samarkand and Bukhara. He created a number of important works in the fields of philosophy, law and theology in Arabic and Persian. This article analyzes his works “Hoshiya Khonaqah”, “Commentary on the Proof of the Obligatory”, “Seven Paradises” and others in terms of content and aims to reveal their historical, scientific and spiritual significance. The philosopher’s scientific heritage had a great influence on the philosophical thought of the Near and Middle East. The article draws attention to the fact that Karabaghi’s heritage has not been fully studied today.

The article analyzes the issues of the role and importance of legal consciousness, legal culture, and legal education in educating young people in the spirit of the idea of independence. The role of legal consciousness and legal culture in the upbringing of young people and in the process of building a legal state in Uzbekistan is shown. The legal foundations of the ideological upbringing of young people and its aspects related to state policy are highlighted. The ideological, ideological, and spiritual upbringing of young people is considered as a systematic, legal process. Keywords: Youth, the idea of independence, ideological upbringing, legal consciousness, legal culture, legal upbringing, the rule of law, the rule of law, the upbringing of a mature person, awareness of national identity, restoration of historical memory, formation of a sense of national pride and honor.

This аrticlе prоvidеs аn in-dеpth аnаlysis оf thе impаct оf thе cоnflict in Ukrаinе оn intеrnаtiоnаl аnd rеgiоnаl еcоnоmic sеcurity, with а pаrticulаr fоcus оn thе Rеpublic оf Uzbеkistаn. It highlights thе nеgаtivе еffеcts оf thе cоnflict оn glоbаl еnеrgy аnd fооd supply chаins, finаnciаl stаbility, lоgistics systеms, аnd lаbоr migrаtiоn flоws. Uzbеkistаn’s rеspоnsеs tо thеsе chаllеngеs аrе еxаminеd, including thе dеvеlоpmеnt оf аltеrnаtivе trаnspоrt cоrridоrs, prоmоtiоn оf dоmеstic prоductiоn, аnd thе crеаtiоn оf strаtеgic rеsеrvеs tо strеngthеn еcоnоmic sеcurity. Thе findings suggеst thаt еnsuring rеgiоnаl stаbility rеquirеs а divеrsifiеd fоrеign pоlicy аnd grеаtеr еcоnоmic sеlf-rеliаncе.

Analysis of the socio-philosophical essence of technological thinking in an information society is becoming one of the most relevant areas of modern humanitarian thought. In the context of globalization and digital transformation, technological factors are increasingly gaining priority in the foundations of human life, work, consciousness and social structures.

This article provides a scientific and theoretical analysis of the complex and contradictory nature of the emerging global ideological landscape under the influence of globalization. It uncovers the dangerous factors underlying the ideological struggles waged by various political, religious, and cultural forces to achieve ideological dominance. In particular, forms of ideology such as aggressive nationalism, religious extremism, cosmopolitanism, “mass culture,” and global chauvinism are assessed as real threats to sustainable development and social stability. The article also extensively explores the concept of ideological polygons, ideological manipulations carried out through information technologies, and ideological trends that negatively affect the consciousness of young people.

This article examines the philosophical position of Alfred Adler, who had a profound impact on the fields of psychology and philosophy. From a philosophical perspective, it revisits the core concepts of Adler’s individual psychology, such as "striving for superiority," "feeling of inferiority," "social interest," "lifestyle," and the "creative self." The paper also analyzes Adler’s disagreements with Freud and explores Karl Popper’s reflections on his theory. Special attention is given to the humanistic foundations of Adler’s philosophy and its role in fostering humane relationships within society.

This article describes the work being done in Uzbekistan during the years of national independence to restore the ancient history and rich cultural heritage of the people and to present it to the world community. In this regard, information is provided that, along with other historical and ethnographic regions of Uzbekistan, the Surkhan oasis has a special place, and geographical and natural advantages have led to the harmonious formation of extremely diverse cultures and traditions in it over thousands of years.

Artificial Intelligence (AI) has evolved from a computational discipline into a philosophical phenomenon that challenges traditional conceptions of science, technology, and humanity. As AI systems increasingly exhibit capacities such as learning, reasoning, and decision-making, they raise fundamental questions about the nature of intelligence, autonomy, and epistemic authority. This paper explores AI through the lens of contemporary philosophy of science and technology, analyzing how AI disrupts classical concepts of objectivity, agency, and scientific rationality. Drawing on interdisciplinary perspectives—from analytic philosophy and phenomenology to systems theory and posthumanism—the study examines the ontological and epistemological transformations induced by artificial intelligence. Particular attention is given to the implications of machine learning, algorithmic decision-making, and human-AI interaction for rethinking the human condition in the digital age. The article emphasizes that AI is not merely a technological artifact, but a philosophical event that redefines what it means to know, to act, and to exist in a technologically mediated world.

This article analyzes the processes of digital transformation and their impact on the formation and dissemination of healthy lifestyle ideology from the perspective of social constructivism. Today, the development of information and communication technologies has contributed to the formation of knowledge and values related to a healthy lifestyle within virtual spaces, their integration into public consciousness, and their popularization through digital culture.

This article analyzes the ongoing changes in the social consciousness of citizens in modern society, particularly the formation and development of a sense of responsibility and active civic position, as well as the factors influencing this process. The study also provides a theoretical grounding for the dynamic nature of social consciousness, the role of mass media and digital technologies in this transformation, and the importance of an active civic stance in the formation of civil society.

This article analyzes the ethical problems arising in modern corporate relations, mechanisms for their elimination, as well as the influence of national culture on business ethics. The author substantiates the importance of the Code of Corporate Ethics, the necessity of the principles of transparency and social responsibility. Also, based on cross-cultural research by Girt Hofstede and other scientists, the influence of national culture on the business environment is highlighted. The issue of forming a corporate ethical culture in the context of Uzbekistan was discussed separately.

The article provides detailed information about festivals, the need for their organization and holding, their content, essence and objectives. In addition, along with enriched new information about the processes of holding, modern forms and types of festivals, an idea of emerging problems and their solutions, as well as proposals and recommendations for them is given.  

This article analyzes the results of archaeological research conducted in the Kohitang agricultural oasis of southern Uzbekistan. During the investigations, 59 monuments related to the Sopolli culture of the 2nd millennium BCE were identified and grouped according to their natural-geographic locations into micro-oases – Maydon, Zarabag, Qarabag, Pashkhurt, Ghoz, Chorbog, and Kampurtepa. The spatial distribution of monuments, the morphology of ceramic artifacts, and stratigraphic layers in each micro-oasis were studied. Preliminary scientific conclusions were made regarding ancient agricultural infrastructures, socio-economic systems, and cultural interactions. This article serves as a significant source for the comprehensive analysis of settlement patterns, migration, and economic activity of Bronze Age communities.

This article analyzes the empire-wide and local legal-normative documents aimed at the policy of population relocation to Turkestan in the second half of the 19th century - the beginning of the 20th century of the Russian Empire went.

In the current era of globalization, young people face various challenges, particularly in maintaining their national identity while adapting to global cultural and social influences. The rapid advancement of global processes is significantly altering traditional values and cultural identities, often leading to conflicts between modernity and tradition. This paper examines the pressing issues related to the upbringing of patriotic youth in the context of globalization. The analysis emphasizes the importance of instilling spiritual and moral values in young people from an early age, ensuring they can navigate the complexities of the modern world while staying connected to their national roots. Through a review of sociological research and governmental initiatives, this study explores the role of national culture and values in shaping the personal and social development of youth. The paper also highlights the necessity of promoting patriotism, fostering loyalty, and ensuring the development of a morally and spiritually enriched generation that can withstand the pressures of modern global challenges.

This article analyzes the processes of formation and development of party systems in the countries of Central Asia, focusing on their legal foundations and role within the political system. The research examines the legal status of political parties in the post-independence period, their constitutional bases, electoral legislation, and the emergence of inter-party competition. A comparative legal analysis of the regional experiences is provided, along with practical recommendations for improving party systems. The article aims to explore the evolution of party systems within the framework of political and legal reforms using a legal-conceptual approach.

This article illustrates the economic and institutional reforms implemented in Uzbekistan in 1991-2001 to provide the population with food products. In particular, it analyzes government decisions on the development of dehkan (farmer), cooperative and household farms, ensuring food security, and strengthening social protection of the population. It also reveals the essence of measures to liberalize food prices, reform production systems, and provide state support.

This article highlights Amir Temur's invaluable contribution to the social protection and employment of the population of his state. In particular, the creation of favorable conditions for entrepreneurship contributed to the flourishing of a strong centralized state. Entrepreneurs received financial assistance from the treasury. Even people living in poor housing conditions could rely on such support. A well-organized credit system functioned in accordance with the customs of the time. Every year, government officials distributed winter clothing and free food to the poor, and provided state aid to the impoverished and disabled. The elimination of begging was declared a state mission. The first pension system in Central Asia was also established during Amir Temur’s reign. Moreover, payments were made based on one’s services to the country.

This article examines the socio-economic and cultural transformations in the Fergana region caused by the Russian Empire’s colonial resettlement policy. It highlights the intensification of cotton production, forced Russification, administrative resettlement strategies, and their effects on indigenous agriculture. The study incorporates the perspectives of both foreign and post-Soviet scholars to assess the depth of colonial impact.

The present article is a comparative analysis of the philosophy of Martin Heidegger in conversation with Daoism, Zen Buddhism, and Advaita Vedanta. It explores the resonances and differences between the main concepts of Heidegger, Being (Sein), Dasein, authenticity, and temporality and the main Eastern concepts. As an example, Heidegger and Daoism both emphasize the inadequacy of language to understand ultimate reality, Heidegger describes nothingness as Buddhist emptiness, and the Vedanta concept of the Self as Brahman provides an opposite of absolute unity. These comparisons are placed in the context of the literature review and our analysis shows that there are convergences and unique commitments in both traditions. We claim that the comparison between Heidegger and Eastern thought not only explains his ideas but also enhances all traditions in question. Such dialogue, as Poggeler observes, can allow the west as well as the east to find its way back to itself, and this is the reciprocity that this exchange can bring about.

This article explores the key stages of development and early scientific directions of the Institute of Physics and Technology. It reveals the role and significance of the institute in laying the foundation for scientific research in Uzbekistan. Based on archival materials, the activities of scientific schools and key areas of the institute’s work are investigated. Additionally, the operation of the institute as a scientific hub is examined in detail, and its scientific research in physics and practical outcomes are analyzed.

The emergence of ideas opposing colonial policy, the awakening of national identity, the spread of enlightenment thought, and the pursuit of a modern educational system became key aspects of national awakening in Indian society. This article analyzes the national awakening processes that took place in India in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, as well as their educational and intellectual characteristics. Special attention is given to the activities of several reformers and educators, and the role their ideas played in the awakening of Indian society. The article also scientifically substantiates the close relationship between India’s national awakening and religious, cultural, and political factors, with a particular emphasis on the role of educational movements in the struggle for independence.

This article analyzes the current state and development trends of the food industry in the Navoi region. Special attention is given to production volume, investments, export indicators, and job creation. The importance of deep processing of agricultural raw materials, entrepreneurial activity, and modernization of the sector is emphasized. The article also examines existing problems and possible solutions in the process of developing the region's food industry.

This article provides a scientific justification for the importance of culturology as a key discipline in the development of national culture. It highlights existing shortcomings in this area and offers suggestions and recommendations for their resolution. Potential achievements that can be reached through the implementation of these proposals are also acknowledged. In addition, the historical foundations of the discipline are presented, and its current state is analyzed from a scholarly perspective.

This article analyzes the role, structural components, and significance of family values in modern society through a systematic approach. It emphasizes that family values are dynamic and constantly evolving, undergoing transformation under the influence of globalization, technological development, individualism, and gender equality. The study classifies core family values such as mutual respect, trust, solidarity, emotional closeness, health, material well-being, spiritual beliefs, and cooperation into distinct groups and reveals their functions in social life. The article also explores, on the basis of theoretical approaches, the interrelation between family values and social institutions, substantiating the crucial role of the state, education, mass media, and religious institutions in promoting and developing these values.

At the end of the 19th century  and at the beginning of the 20th century, Abdurahmon, who played a significant role in strengthening the state, eliminating internal conflicts, and making Afghanistan independent from the British Empire to a certain extent, became the king of Afghanistan. During the reign of Abdur Rahman Khan, the relations between Afghanistan and Russia were marked by political, economic, and cultural influence. In particular, the Russian Empire's efforts to exert influence over Afghanistan, especially regarding border policy and security issues, were of great significance. Afghanistan sought to maintain its independence and attempted to establish diplomatic relations with Russia. At the same time, Russia aimed to expand its influence in Central Asia and sought to strengthen its position in Afghanistan. These relations led to a complex interaction and rivalry between the two states.

This article analyzes the constitutional and legal foundations established for ensuring defense and security in Uzbekistan from the early days of independence. It examines the stages of legislative development, the provisions regarding defense and security in the 1992 and 2023 editions of the Constitution, as well as presidential powers, the Security Council, and norms related to the Armed Forces. Special attention is given to the strategic objectives outlined in the Defense Doctrine and their practical significance.