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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky announced that he is ready to hold direct talks with Russian President Vladimir Putin in Istanbul on May 15.

n the "Yangiyul" neighborhood of the Uzun district, Surkhandarya region, a man detained in connection with the brutal murder of a woman and her children has died during the investigation. The deceased man's family reported this to PARADIGMA.UZ journalists.

A two-year-old girl from the Fergana region accidentally swallowed 135 magnetic beads. This was reported by the press service of the Ministry of Health.

In this insightful interview filmed in Tashkent, Dr. Jordan Peterson delves into the key ideas that can help create a better society. Drawing on centuries-old traditional values, Peterson explains how Western countries achieved economic stability and growth through principles of freedom, long-term commitments, and moral integrity.

On August 4, the Uzbekistan delegation had two athletes competing for medals at the Paris 2024 Summer Olympics. Both secured qualification for the finals in boxing competitions

On July 30, a Chinese oncologist-surgeon successfully conducted a complex operation aimed at excising a malignant tumor from the patient's lungs, despite being situated 5000 kilometers away. This information was disseminated by the Ministry of Health's information service, referencing foreign press sources.

As July concludes, the onset of August, the final month of summer, approaches. The Hydrometeorological Agency has indicated that hot weather will characterize the beginning of August.

Reports circulated on social media indicate that the father of one of the students at a Bukhara-based kindergarten physically struck another child. In response to this incident, a criminal case has been initiated against the individual involved. This information was provided by the Children’s Ombudsman.

This year, 46,9 percent (345 000) of the applicants who participated in the entrance examination for higher education institutions in Uzbekistan were unable to achieve a score of at least 56,7 points, as reported by the Knowledge Assessment Agency.