Muslima Ziyoboeva, who would have turned 9 on August 22, died on July 3. She was one of dozens of children who became disabled after taking the Doc-1 Max and Ambronol cold syrups from India's Marion Biotech.

The Uzgidromet announced the Tashkent weather forecast for the weekend. Light cloudiness without precipitation is expected on the weekend in the capital. 

Father-in-law stabbed his daughter-in-law to death In Kagan city, Bukhara province. According to the Supreme Court, a 68-year-old man of Russian ethnicity, originally from Tashkent province and living in the city of Kogon, Bukhara province, has been alcohol-addicted and often got into arguments with those around him.

The National Agency for Promising Projects has approved the procedure for keeping the Unified State Register of Bets and Gamblers.

16-year-old schoolgirl died after surgery at a provincial hospital in Samarkand. The girl visited physicians complaining of breathing difficulty and was advised she needed an operation. On July 1, she atient arrived at the ENT department of the hospital with her grandmother. Several hours after the start of the procedure, she died.

The government issued a resolution of July 7 requiring Xalq Bank, Microcreditbank, Turonbank and Alokabank to allocate 500 billion soums of credit funds to support agricultural cooperatives before the year-end.

The President Shavkat Mirziyoyev visited the Inson Social Services Center in Tashkent’s Shaykhantakhur district Thursday, the presidential press service said.

Many regions face growing water scarcity as demand surpasses freshwater reserves— nowhere more so than in Karakalpakstan, Uzbekistan, where climate change and population growth deepen the crisis. The drying of the Aral Sea and lack of proper sanitation infrastructure leave communities relying on outdated septic systems, posing health and environmental risks.

The MPs of the Legislative Chamber at its July 8 session in the first reading conceptually passed the amendments to the Publishing Activity Law.

In a swift operation, the officers of the Uchtepa district branch of the Anti-Economic Crimes Department of the Prosecutor General's Office in cooperation with the Interior Ministry detained Sh.A. and A.S., while they were receiving $90,000 upfront from O.N of the agreed $420,000, claiming that they would sell him 4 hectares of vacant land in the Buka district of the Tashkent province and that they would arrange documents for the construction of a cottage through high–ranking acquaintances.

The Transport Minister Ilkhom Makhkamov hosted the Director General of China Railway, Xuede Sun and the Deputy Director of the Foreign Investment Department of China’s National Development and Reform Commission, Jin Xing.

Uzbeks filed 58,691 visa applications in 2024 (an increase of 26.21% compared to 2023). Applicants from Uzbekistan are responsible for 0.50% of all Schengen visa requests submitted globally.

The Uzbek Technological Metals Plant (UzKTM) dispatched its first export delivery of 99.9% pure metallic rhenium, the company's press service said.

Unmanned aerial vehicle complex has been inaugurated in a military unit of the border troops of the State Security Service (SSS), the Uzbekistan 24 TV channel reported. The inauguration ceremony was attended by the chief of the SSS, Bakhodir Kurbanov.

800-mm heating networks pipe at the intersection of Farabi and Shifokorlar streets in Tashkent’s Almazar district broke during a test for mechanical strength, the Veolia Energy Tashkent said.

The Antitrust Committee has recognized 29 companies with exclusive rights as having a dominant position in the commodity or financial market, the press service of the Committee said.

The State Security Service (SSS) arrested the mayor Makhmud Kholbutaev of the Sharaf-Rashidov district in Jizzakh province on suspicion of committing corruption crimes.

The Tashkent mayor Shavkat Umurzakov told the Uzbekistan 24 TV channel about plans for a major overhaul of the capital's road network.

Cybercrime has been named one of the most pressing problems in Uzbekistan, accounting for 42% of all crimes in the country year-to-date. the president Mirziyoyev said at the government meeting dedicated to preventing crimes in neighbourhoods and ensure the rule of law.

A waste-to-energy project in Andijan province will be designed to process 1,500 tons of waste daily and generate 240 million kWh of power annually. The $140 million project is being implemented by a Chinese company and will take approximately 18 months to be commissioned.