Three citizens of Uzbekistan wanted internationally have been detained in Turkey. Two of them are accused of fraud, while another is charged with committing a serious crime related to sexual violence.
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Uzbekistan's Legislative Chamber has adopted a new bill aimed at enhancing cybersecurity and combating crimes occurring in the digital environment. According to this document...
The State Duma of Russia has passed a law allowing individuals convicted of serious crimes to be accepted into the Armed Forces on a contractual basis. This new regulation applies to some individuals convicted of serious crimes such as banditry and organized crime.
New proposals have been made regarding the registration of foreign citizens and stateless persons in Uzbekistan. Hotels, clinics, and other receiving organizations are recommended to be held accountable if they fail to register foreigners in a timely manner.
The entrance exams for higher education institutions for the 2026-2027 academic year will be fully completed on July 23. The stage for applicants to select their university, field of study, and mode of education is expected to begin on July 25.
Three foreign nationals involved in distributing narcotics using the 'stash' method were arrested in Tashkent as part of the 'Safe and Healthy Country' operation-preventive measures.
In the first half of 2026, 228,600 foreign citizens visited Uzbekistan for commercial purposes. According to the National Statistics Committee, the majority of them were citizens of Afghanistan.
