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In recent years, cybercrime in Uzbekistan has not only increased in frequency but also become a serious threat to society and the economy. According to the Ministry of Internal Affairs, the number of cybercrimes has increased 68-fold over the past five years. While 863 cybercrimes were committed in 2019, this figure is expected to reach 58,800 by 2024. In 2024, a total of 132,298 crimes were committed nationwide. The crime rate per 10,000 residents increased from 28.3 to 35.6

"A bear ate sheep in front of a shepherd 😱😱. The incident occurred in the Jizzakh region." A video distributed on the "Yulduzlari" Telegram channel is intended to warn people. However, there are currently no confirmed or verified sources. This information is spread only through social media posts and viral videos. Official bodies, media outlets, and independent sources have not confirmed this incident. Furthermore, the report has not been confirmed by the Department of Eco

Social networks, especially on Facebook, are full of advertisements: “Invest in large foreign and Uzbek companies and get income,”...

Messages and photos have been circulating on social media about the takeoff of a passenger aircraft belonging to JSC Uzbekistan Airways...

Sardor Rahimkhon, ex-singer, was recently appointed deputy head of Vaqf.uz (Public Charity Foundation), released a video footage where he...

The images of gold coins with a photo of the President of Uzbekistan, Shavkat Mirziyoyev, on social networks have caused a stir among...

The news about the world stars attending the international pop festival “Dunyo Sadolari” (Sounds of the World), planned to be held in...

An online message goes viral: “The authorities of the city of Limburg decided to catch and destroy the birds. All because of complaints...