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Tashkent's EV charging stations face dismantling and disconnection orders

Electric vehicle charging stations in Uzbekistan, which were disconnected last week, now face dismantling orders from the Cadastre Agency. The agency has sent letters to business owners, citing unauthorized land use. Despite the private sector's willingness to comply with regulations, the agency has not proposed any solutions, leaving the situation unresolved.

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From Damas to Kia Sonet: "Halol Auto Leasing" defrauds hundreds of customers

It has been reported that two limited liability companies (LLCs), registered a month apart and operating from the same address, have defrauded hundreds of individuals. These companies promised easy car purchases and collected initial payments from victims, amounting to several billion soums. Among those deceived, some paid nearly 80 million UZS as a down payment for a Kia Sonet.

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‘They told me: Either you’ll be deported, or you’ll join the army’ – Uzbek student sentenced for fighting in Ukraine while studying in Moscow

A 22-year-old man from Fergana has been sentenced after participating in military operations in Luhansk and Donetsk as part of the Russian army. He joined the army while studying in Moscow to pay for his mother’s cancer treatment.

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HTS’s influence on the security of Central Asia: Rising threats and strategic alliances

From Damascus to Berlin, Syrians celebrated the fall of Bashar al-Assad's regime on December 8, marking the end of a family dynasty that had ruled the Syrian Arab Republic since 1971.

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