Uzbekistan
Uzbekistan
Senate Approves New Supreme Court Judges in Uzbekistan
The Senate of Uzbekistan’s Oliy Majlis approved the appointment of ten judges to the Supreme Court for a 10-year term to strengthen the judiciary.
Mirziyoyev Congratulates Pashinyan on Election Victory
Uzbek President Shavkat Mirziyoyev congratulated Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan on his party’s victory in parliamentary elections held on 7 …
Uzbekistan, Egypt Agree 2026–2028 Cooperation Program
Uzbekistan and Egypt agreed on a 2026–2028 foreign ministry cooperation program and signed a memorandum to expand diplomatic research and …
Uzbekistan FM Meets Egypt's PM in Cairo to Deepen Bilateral Ties
Uzbek Foreign Minister Bakhtiyor Saidov met Egyptian PM Madbouly in Cairo, advancing trade, investment, logistics, and cultural cooperation between the …
Four Uzbek Nationals Die in Turkey Within Three Days
Uzbekistan's Istanbul consulate confirmed four citizen deaths in Turkey in three days — three in separate road accidents and one …
Tashkent Apartment Fire Extinguished, No Casualties Reported
A facade fire at a multi-story residential building on Nukus Street in Tashkent's Yakkasaray district was fully extinguished on June …
Uzbekistan Guarantees Court Budgets Can Never Be Cut
Uzbekistan's Senate passed a judicial financing law barring budget cuts to courts regardless of economic conditions, granting top courts full …
Uzbekistan Passes First Comprehensive Noise Protection Law
Uzbekistan's Senate approved a landmark noise pollution law establishing enforceable limits, quiet hours, agency powers, and compensation for harmful noise …
Uzbekistan's Tashkent Finance Center Law Sent Back for Revision
Uzbekistan's Senate reviewed the Tashkent International Financial Center law but returned it for revision, citing gaps in judicial standards and …
Uzbekistan Senate Shields Courts From Interference With New Law
Uzbekistan's Senate passed judicial independence legislation criminalizing court interference and introducing administrative liability for contempt and courtroom disorder.