A military court in Jakarta has opened the trial of four Indonesian soldiers accused of carrying out an acid attack on activist Andrie Yunus, who campaigned against the growing role of the armed forces in government.
Starting May 1, public transport fares in Samarkand will increase, as approved during the 29th session of the Regional Council of People's Deputies on April 23. The new tariffs are designed to encourage electronic payments and gradually eliminate cash transactions.
A high-profile incident in the city of Akhangaran, where a patrol officer was accused of abducting and harassing two 14-year-old girls, has taken an unexpected turn. While the Ministry of Internal Affairs initially confirmed the officer's identity and his suspension from duty, the regional police department of Tashkent region has issued a statement that fundamentally changes the narrative.
Large-scale inspections of amusement rides have started in the parks of Tashkent, Uzbekistan. Specialists from emergency and supervisory services are checking the serviceability of equipment and the readiness of personnel for emergency situations to ensure safe leisure for residents.
Sergeant Bekzod Goyibnazarov, an inspector with the Road Safety Service of the Andijan Regional Internal Affairs Directorate, has been accused of defrauding multiple car sellers. Using his official position, he filmed himself in uniform to gain trust, sold vehicles not registered in his name, and allegedly spent the proceeds on online gambling.
Uzbekistan is rolling out a comprehensive support model for children under three years of age with developmental disabilities. The new system will cover the entire pathway from diagnosis to full rehabilitation and state funding of necessary treatment.
A large-scale special operation to suppress the activities of illegal currency traders has been conducted in Tashkent and several regions of Uzbekistan. Officers of the Department for Combating Economic Crimes under the General Prosecutor's Office seized tens of thousands of dollars, yuan, and rubles from violators during the raids.
On April 1, the criminal court of the Ohangaron district held an open hearing in the case of Dilshod Karabashev, who threatened a woman with a hunting rifle in the fall of 2025. The newspaper reviewed the court document.
A video showing the preparation of soup from a rare snake species listed in Uzbekistan's Red Book has ignited fierce debate in the country's social media segment. The footage depicts the process of cooking an eastern boa, a protected species, as part of a so-called medical treatment.
Mobiuz has unveiled MobiKids, a new digital platform designed for children aged 2 to 12. The service combines safe, educational content in a controlled environment.
Tashkent, Uzbekistan – AN Podrobno.uz. On the sidelines of the Regional Environmental Summit, a resolution titled "Green Shield of Central Asia" was signed, cementing the political will of the region's countries to create a large-scale system of protective forest belts and green barriers. The initiative is designed for 2026–2035 and aims to combat desertification, land degradation, and climate challenges.
On the night of October 22, 2025, a 33-year-old man identified as D.K. entered a store on the Khamchik Pass carrying a rifle. He struck the female seller, Sh.N., on the head with the rifle butt, then climbed over the counter and beat her.