Uzbekistan
Uzbekistan
Prosecutors Open Case Over Tashkent New Port Construction
Tashkent prosecutors have opened a criminal case into illegal demolition and unauthorized construction at the New Port complex.
Fraud Suspect Returned to Uzbekistan via Interpol
An Uzbek citizen wanted internationally on fraud charges has been returned to Uzbekistan through international police cooperation.
Tashkent Construction Site Collapse Prompts Criminal Case
Uzbekistan's Prosecutor General's Office opened a criminal case following a pit edge collapse at a hotel construction site in Tashkent.
Uzbekistan TV Delegation Visits Reuters and BBC in London
Uzbekistan's national broadcaster visited Reuters and BBC in London to enhance media ties and signed a memorandum with BBC Media …
Appeals Court Overturns Fine Imposed on Teen Who Defended Herself Against Former Coach
An appeals court in Uzbekistan has overturned a fine imposed on an 18-year-old woman who was penalised after defending herself …
Border Crossing to Sokh District Granted International Status
A border checkpoint serving Uzbekistan's Sokh district has been granted international status, allowing foreign nationals to cross and supporting tourism …
Seven Women Jailed for Five Days After Mass Fight in Andijan
A court in Andijan sentenced seven women to five days of administrative detention following a mass brawl sparked by an …
UN General Assembly Adopts Uzbekistan-Initiated Resolution on Parliaments and Social Development
The UN General Assembly has adopted a resolution initiated by Uzbekistan to strengthen the role of parliaments in advancing social …
Foreign Ministers of Uzbekistan and India Discuss Strategic Partnership
Uzbekistan and India reviewed the development of their strategic partnership and discussed preparations for upcoming high-level bilateral engagements.
UzLiDeP Reviews Bill to Toughen Penalties for Serious Traffic Violations
UzLiDeP has reviewed a draft law proposing tougher penalties for serious traffic offences, including temporary vehicle confiscation and higher fines.