According to the Samarkand Regional Department of Preschool and School Education, a conflict occurred on April 2 at Secondary School No. 2 in Urgut District, involving a teacher and a student. The incident was recorded on video and has circulated widely on social media, sparking public concern and debate over school discipline and teacher conduct.
The Hydrometeorological Service of Uzbekistan (Uzhydromet) has announced an increased risk of avalanches in the republic's mountainous areas and at altitudes above 2000 meters above sea level from April 4 to 8. This threat is attributed to expected precipitation and sharp fluctuations in air temperature.
Amid global supply chain disruptions and geopolitical uncertainty, the government of Uzbekistan is considering using aviation for goods delivery and compensating part of the costs. This was announced by First Deputy Minister of Economy and Finance Ilhom Norqulov after a meeting chaired by President Shavkat Mirziyoyev on March 30. According to him, the president, taking into account the world situation, gave clear instructions for the economic complex, investments, exports, construction, and agriculture.
A criminal case has been initiated against LLC "Global avto kredit," which operated in Tashkent, Uzbekistan. As confirmed by the press secretary of the Minister of Internal Affairs, Shokhrukh Giyasov, to Kun.uz, the company promised citizens the delivery of cars from China but failed to conclude contracts, took money from people, and did not fulfill its obligations.
Germany's national air carrier, Lufthansa, is holding extensive celebrations to mark its 100th anniversary since its first scheduled flight. CEO Carsten Spohr has organized events in Frankfurt and beyond, yet high fuel costs linked to the war against Iran are weighing negatively on the airline's outlook.
The Competition and Consumer Rights Protection Committee has issued a warning to importers and sellers who are violating the requirements for registering IMEI codes of mobile devices. According to the committee, there has been a significant increase in complaints from consumers in 2025 regarding the need to re-register IMEI codes due to devices not being registered in the system. A total of 147 complaints were received, with 55 resolved positively, 89 addressed with legal explanations, and 3 forwarded to authorized bodies.
By decree of the President of Uzbekistan, Farrukh Omonov has been appointed as the head of the President's People's Reception Office. In connection with this appointment, he was relieved of his duties as deputy head of the Communications Department of the Presidential Administration, marking his transition to a new responsible position. The People's Reception Office plays a crucial role in promptly addressing citizens' appeals and improving interaction with state bodies, making this appointment a matter of public interest.
Veolia Energy Tashkent has announced that it will carry out spring maintenance work on local boilers in Tashkent during April. This work includes repairing and modernizing equipment, replacing worn-out parts, and inspecting pumps to ensure stable operation during the heating season.
During an operational event conducted by officers of the State Security Service (SSS) Directorate for Tashkent Region, a lawyer from a legal bureau was apprehended in the act. It was established that he promised to replace a two-year prison sentence, imposed by judicial authorities on a local resident, with a restricted freedom penalty through his acquaintances in the court system.
The Germany national football team played international friendlies ahead of the FIFA World Cup, securing victories against Switzerland and Ghana. These matches provided coach Hansi Flick with a crucial opportunity to assess player form and team cohesion. Held in March, these games served as a decisive phase in the selection process for the final 26-man squad, with less than two months remaining until the World Cup.
Uzbekistan's economic development is projected to show growth exceeding 6% in 2024, reflecting the country's stable economic policies and efforts to attract investments. According to the State Statistics Committee, this growth is being achieved through strong performances in industry, agriculture, and the services sector.
Uzbekistan's 2024 cotton harvest season is drawing to a close, with preliminary data indicating significant growth in the country's agricultural sector as it strives for new records. According to reports released by the leadership of the Uzbekistan Cotton Association, this year's yield has increased by approximately 15% compared to last year, achieved through the modernization of agricultural technology and favorable climatic conditions.