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Two Uzbek Women Face Deportation After Illegal Stay in Indian Hotel
Police in Raipur register a case against two Uzbek nationals found staying without proper documentation as authorities begin deportation procedures
Uzbekneftegaz and Mercuria Discuss New Energy Investment Projects
Uzbekistan’s state oil and gas company and Swiss commodity trader explore cooperation in global energy trading and potential joint investments
Middle Corridor and Eurasian Connectivity Discussed at Global Baku Forum
Leaders and experts discuss the strategic role of the Middle Corridor in linking Central Asia, the South Caucasus, and Europe
Toxic Pollution From Iran Oil Fires Drifts Toward Central and South Asia
Environmental experts warn that smoke and pollutant clouds from burning oil facilities in Iran could trigger acid rain and worsen air quality across Central Asia and Pakistan
Iran Missile Strikes Hit Dubai Financial District as Regional Tensions Escalate
Missiles strike the Dubai International Financial Centre while NATO intercepts a ballistic missile over Turkish airspace amid rising regional tensions
Archaeologists Identify Site of Long-Lost City Founded by Alexander the Great
New scans and drone imagery reveal the remains of “Alexandria on the Tigris,” an ancient port that once connected Mesopotamia to Persian Gulf trade routes
Construction of China–Kyrgyzstan–Uzbekistan Railway Moves Forward
Officials say work has begun on four major tunnels as the strategic rail project linking China and Central Asia moves forward
Erdogan Awards UN Chief Antonio Guterres the Ataturk International Peace Prize
Türkiye’s leader highlights diplomacy to prevent a wider Middle East conflict and calls for a more inclusive United Nations