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Uzbekistan imported 4,415 passenger cars in early 2025, valued at $75.9 million. China topped the exports list with 3,149 units. However, passenger car sales declined by 14.5% in February. Domestic …
Uzbekistan’s Passenger Car Import Trends: A Volatile Market in Early 2025 Read More
Uzbekistan is advancing its solar energy initiatives, securing billions in investments and targeting emissions reductions to emerge as Central Asia’s solar energy leader. Uzbekistan is making significant strides in developing …
Uzbekistan’s Strategic Move to Lead in Solar Energy in Central Asia Read More
Sudan’s military asserts it has retaken control of the Republican Palace in Khartoum, a key development in the ongoing political instability since the removal of President Omar al-Bashir in 2019. …
Sudan’s Military Claims Control Over Republican Palace Amid Ongoing Instability Read More
The Russian national football team will face Grenada in a friendly match on March 19, 2025, at Dynamo Stadium in Moscow. This match marks Artem Dzyuba’s debut as captain and …
Russia Prepares for Friendly Match Against Grenada with Dzyuba as Captain Read More
Uzbekistan’s auto industry, historically dominated by Chevrolet, faces a transformative shift as electric vehicles from Chinese manufacturers enter the market. Under President Mirziyoyev, foreign investments have surged, with partnerships in …
Chevrolet vs China: A Dynamic Shift in Uzbekistan’s Auto Industry Read More
Uzbekistan has become the main production center for Chevrolet Tracker in Eurasia due to halted production in China. General Motors recently closed its Shenyang plant, leading to a focus on …
Uzbekistan Becomes Central Production Hub for Chevrolet Tracker Read More
Uzbekistan and five nations condemned Nazi glorification at the UN, emphasizing the importance of truth regarding World War II and the need to combat fascism and discrimination. The unified stance …
Uzbekistan and Allies Condemn Nazi Glorification at UN Human Rights Council Read More
Belarus, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Russia, Tajikistan, and Uzbekistan jointly condemned the glorification of Nazis at the UN Human Rights Council. They reaffirmed the criminality of Nazi actions as established by the …
Kyrgyzstan Joins Coalition to Condemn Nazism on UN Human Rights Council Stage Read More
Uzbekistan has launched a project to procure 200 electric buses, reported two inmate deaths prompting investigations, welcomed over 37,000 German tourists, lifted the ban on Pakistani work visas, and identified …
Uzbekistan Roundup: Addressing Inmate Deaths, Boosting Tourism, and Sustainable Initiatives Read More
Recent judicial outcomes in Kyrgyzstan and Uzbekistan show lenient penalties for citizens who joined Russia’s military efforts in Ukraine, despite laws prohibiting such actions. Notable cases included conditional sentences rather …
Lenient Sentences for Central Asians Participating in Russia’s War Efforts Read More