According to a statement from the Russian Foreign Ministry, the insurance company for the plane belonging to Azerbaijan Airlines paid 1 billion 3 million rubles. The relatives of the passengers who were injured and died in the crash were also paid 358.4 million rubles (about $4.4 million).

Of the applicants who took the test in 2025, 253,844, or 41.29 percent, failed to score even 56.7 points. This means that many applicants failed to score even 30 percent of the maximum score. The number of those who scored more than 56.7 is 360,924, or 58.71 percent of the total applicants.

Kazakh Foreign Minister Murat Nurtullu, businessman Gadzhi Gadzhiev, and several senior officials of the National Security Committee (NSC) were arrested.

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan stressed in a speech yesterday that the Islamic world cannot remain indifferent to the events in Palestine and the "conspiracy of the tyrant, infidel Netanyahu."

Students are prohibited from filming the lesson process using their mobile phone cameras. This is stipulated in Order No. 282 "On Approval of the Improved Model Code of Conduct for a General Secondary Educational Institution."

Uzbekistan aims to increase the number of tourists from China to 3 million by 2030. The new tourism office in Beijing is one of the important steps taken towards this ambitious goal,

The President of Uzbekistan once again emphasized that the initiative of Chinese President Xi Jinping on global governance is timely and relevant. It was confirmed that Uzbekistan's position on supporting the "One China" policy and combating the "three evil forces" - terrorism, extremism and separatism - is unchanged, the report says.

President Shavkat Mirziyoyev spoke at a meeting of the Council of Heads of State of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) in China. The head of state expressed Tashkent's support for the idea of gradual expansion of the organization.

Temu could face restrictions in Turkey, citing allegations that he is selling dangerous products and violating local regulations.

Roman, a Russian who came to Germany to study and knows life here well, spoke to blogger Dmitry Mashkov about the differences between Central Asians in Russia and immigrants in Europe.