Moist and cold air mass will move to Uzbekistan on December 8-10, Uzhydromet said. It will rain in places on December 8-9 across the country. It may rain and snow in foothill and mountainous areas.

The Foreign Minister Bakhtiyor Saidov met with the German Foreign Minister Johann Wadephul in Vienna yesterday.

President Mirziyoyev signed Additional measures to improve the management of the transport system in Tashkent and prevent traffic jams Decree aimed at improving the management of the Tashkent transport system and reduce traffic jams. The Decree has approved target indicators for the development of the Tashkent transport system until 2030.

Free rapid HIV antibody self-test kit vending machines will be installed at Tashkent International Airport and the Central (Northern) Railway Station by the end of the year, the Director of the Republican AIDS Center Bakhrom Igamberdiev said.

Two more people were arrested in connection with the gas cylinder explosion at Bek Family Cafe in Gulistan city of Syrdarya province, the Interior Ministry said. One suspect had been previously arrest, according to the provincial police department.

President Shavkat Mirziyoyev at an extraordinary session of the Syrdarya province council of people's deputies ordered to pay the families of the three persons who were killed in the explosion at a restaurant in Gulistan 100 million soums in financial assistance over three days. Today, he visited the injured in the hospital and met with the relatives of the victims.

Checks have begun at gas stations to prevent selling AI-80 gasoline, which was banned on December 1, the Uzenergoinspektsiya inspectorate reported.

Russians living in the EU reported that they were unable to top up their Revolut accounts using bank cards issued the Central Asian countries—Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, and Tajikistan. Revolut rejected the money transfer, explaining that "the source card is no longer supported."

Enhancing the culture of dialogue with the public, willingness to listen to them, and making decisions based on their opinion and feedback should be the backbone of government bodies work, said President Shavkat Mirziyoyev at a government meeting on effectiveness of government communication with the public on Wednesday.

In an interview to Uzbekistan 24 TV channel, the Tashkent mayor Shavkat Umurzakov shed light on the presentation made to the president on one of the capital's most pressing issues—street and road congestion and its impact on the environment.

Tandoors used for baking samsa were demolished during air pollution raids In Shakhrikhan district of Andijan province. The district mayor’s office posted photo and video footages of demolishings but later deleted them.

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At a government meeting on Monday, the President Mirziyoyev ordered to transform solid municipal waste landfills into environmentally safe zones.

Nearly 8,500 people entered drug treatment centers in Uzbekistan, chief narcologist at the Ministry of Health/director of Republican Specialized Scientific and Practical Medical Center for Mental Health Zarifjon Ashurov said at a press conference in Tashkent Monday.

The government issued a resolution approving Procedure for biometric and face ID verification of individuals in public places by officers of the patrol and post service of the police authorities Regulation.

On December 2, 2025, the Romanian Embassy in Tashkent hosted a gala reception to celebrate Romania's National Day. The event was attended by officials from various ministries and agencies, members of the diplomatic corps, academics, cultural figures, and representatives of the business community.

An explosion occurred at a restaurant in a market in the Gulistan city of Syrdarya province, followed by a fire. On Tuesday, the provincial Department of Health reported that the explosion occurred on Tuesday at 10:49 a.m. in Tarakkiyot neigborhood.

New system for leasing agricultural land will be introduced in Uzbekistan starting in 2026, Shavkat Mirziyoyev announced at a government meeting in Jizzakh province on Tuesday.

Over the past 24 hours, the average level of fine particulate matter (PM2.5) in the air in Tashkent city dropped to 70.2 micrograms per cubic meter, 20% higher than the national standard's maximum permissible concentration of 60 μg/m³. Uzhydromet reported as of 9:00 AM today. In previous days, levels were 2.5-3.5 times higher than the norm.

Uzbekistan imported US$ 28.9 million worth of 12.2 thousand tons of fish and seafood from 31 foreign countries in January-October 2025, the National Statistics Committee said in a report.