Monday, 15, December, 2025
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.
Three members of a family died from carbon monoxide poisoning in Khodjeyli district of Karakalpakstan Saturday, the d...
On December 4, the Payaryk cistrict criminal court of Samarkand province announced the verdict against a local neighb...
Due to New Year celebrations, parts of Tashkent's central streets will be closed to traffic, the city mayor’s o...
At a meeting of the Legislative Chamber on Thursday, the Energy Minister Jurabek Mirzamakhmudov outlined plans to off...
In 2026, Uzbekistan will aim to offset the sharp production decline trend by launching new fields, announced the Ener...
Uzbekistan-bound remittances rose by 25% year-to-date, the Central Bank said in a report. From January to Novemb...
Two students, including an Uzbek national Muhammadaziz Umurzokov, were killed in a shooting at Brown University in Pr...
On December 12, the Indian Embassy hosted a Conference on Medical Tourism in India at Tashkent’s Hyatt Regency ...
In the autumn-winter period of 2025-2026, consumers in Uzbekistan are expected to receive 25.4 BCM of natural gas, 20...
The director of the Nuclear Power Plant Construction Directorate Abdujamil Kalmuratov in an interview with the Uzbeki...
The Cabinet of Ministers issues Resolution launching the Electronic Prescription DMED system. Starting December ...
President Shavkat Mirziyoyev addressed the International Forum on Peace and Trust in Ashgabat today. The event was de...
Following the talks held in Tashkent, President of Uzbekistan Shavkat Mirziyoyev and President of Paraguay Santiago P...
The Competition Development and Consumer Protection Committee okayed the purchase of 100% stake in the Uzbek beverage...