Uzbekistan

Canadian singer David Carroll, who performed the song “Don’t Fly Wizzness Class” about Hungary’s low-cost airline Wizz Air refusing to let Uzbek citizen Suhrob Ubaydullaev board a plane, has released a message on his Instagram page calling for full support of the track.

A proposal has been made to include 130 sites located in various regions of Uzbekistan — including the Cabinet of Ministers building on Independence Square in Tashkent — in the national list of cultural heritage sites.

A total of $313 million of Gulnara Karimova's funds frozen in Switzerland has been returned to the people of Uzbekistan. Of this amount, $95 million was transferred to the Trust Fund established jointly by the governments of Uzbekistan and Switzerland. From these funds, $87 million has been allocated equally between Uzbekistan’s healthcare and education sectors. The remaining funds are still being held in Swiss bank accounts under the supervision of the Swiss government.

Recently, not only Uzbekistan but many other countries, particularly the United States, have started paying more attention to the economic risks and threats posed by China. In Uzbekistan's media and among some civil society activists, opinions are increasingly voiced openly about China being a threat not only economically but also geopolitically. Here, we will examine both the risks and the opportunities that China presents to Uzbekistan.

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.

Videos showing the uprooting of several decades-old trees along the Bukhara-Kogon road in Bukhara region have gone viral on social media, sparking widespread discussions. In response to the situation, the regional Ecology Department issued an official statement.

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.

Two police officers in the Moscow region are set to stand trial after abandoning an Uzbek migrant in the forest. The man's body was found several months later, according to Mash. In May of this year, law enforcement officials detained a 45-year-old migrant who was intoxicated and left him in the woods between the villages of Dubrovo and Zagryazhskaya to "sober up." It is reported that they did not return for him, and as a result, he became lost in the forest.

If the governor insults, if the minister accuses someone of serving someone, if the National Guard does not let him into the airport. Who is a journalist in Uzbekistan?

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.

Today, Monday, May 27, it was found that several exams scheduled in educational institutions have been postponed to another date. This is confirmed by several sources of " Paradigma.uz".