Friday, 24, July, 2026
Every day in Uzbekistan, an average of 4,754 liters of water is used per person, with annual consumption at 54.5 billion cubic meters.
The ranking is topped by Turkmenistan, with in general, all Central Asian countries are in top spots globally.
President Shavkat Mirziyoyev has criticized provincial governors for failing to deliver on their promises to curb inf...
Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi emphasised security cooperation in separate meetings with his Belarusian and Uzbe...
Uzbekistan generated 7 billion kilowatt-hours (kWh) of green energy during the first seven months of 2026, marking a ...
Total of 35,401 foreign nationals visited Uzbekistan for medical treatment during the first half of 2026 (January&nda...
Mostly clear, sunny skies and dry weather are expected across most of Uzbekistan over the weekend. However, brief sho...
A young man and woman who were due to be married died of carbon monoxide poisoning inside a car in the city of Angren...
Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan may soon have to rethink their plans to develop nuclear energy. Rosatom, the Russian nuclea...
Construction work on a dedicated Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) lane is set to begin on Shahrisabz Street in central Tashken...
The nationwide inventory audit revealing hundreds of missing artifacts from the Kokand and Syrdarya museums highlight...
Iran has requested a visa-free regime for its nationals during bilateral talks with Uzbekistan, the press service of ...
Uzbekistan’s first toll road, connecting the cities of Khiva and Urgench, is scheduled to open in August 2026, ...
A 17-year-old individual has been detained in the Yunusabad district of Tashkent on suspicion of illegally trading cr...
Starting August 1, 2026, a new incentive system will be deployed to reward individuals who submit photo or video evid...
According to official data, 228,615 foreign nationals visited Uzbekistan for commercial purposes during the first six...