According to the regional administration's press service, the finds include silver coins from the 8th century during the Abbasid period and a unique manuscript written in Arabic script. The manuscript contains information on calligraphy, mathematics, astrology, and medicine.

The tender will be conducted in the form of quotations and is open to national and international companies. The deadline for submitting documents is September 22, 2025.

The birth of 130-year-old grandmother Huvaido Umarova has been confirmed in Fergana. The Ministry of Justice announced that

The Chinese government held a meeting in Urumqi on the governance of East Turkestan, announcing the opening of a new branch of the Academy of Social Sciences. Officials said the new branch was created to "effectively govern" the region.

Ahrar Burkhanov, a spokesman for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, denied reports that Uzbekistan had agreed to return a military helicopter to Afghanistan.

At the second international forum "Dialogue of Declarations" taking place today in Tashkent, Zikirilla Mahmudov, head of the NGO Department of the Ministry of Justice, emphasized that anyone who interferes with the activities of religious organizations will be punished, and that liability in this regard has been included in the Code of Administrative Responsibility.

Consent is required for the recording and use of a person's image. In this case, consent is provided by the person's legal representative if the person is incapacitated, and by the person's heirs if the person has died and did not consent during his or her lifetime.

The witnesses who participated in the second court session also failed to provide sufficient evidence for the charges. According to preliminary information, for this reason, the charge of "inciting interethnic conflict" against Ustaz Mubashshir Ahmad was removed from the charges. In turn, the lawsuit of one of the witnesses was also dismissed.

Kazakh President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev announced in an address to the nation that the country's parliament will be reformed.

In 2024, 761 crimes were committed involving students of higher education institutions, while in the first 6 months of 2025, 307 students from 102 higher education institutions committed crimes. Most of these crimes were related to traffic accidents, theft, bodily harm, hooliganism, and fraud.