In 2025, Tashkent’s farmers’ markets showed varied profit trends, with Askiya and Sergeli markets leading gains while Qo‘yliq saw significant declines.
France and Poland are jointly developing a military satellite to secure Poland's defense communications and reduce reliance on foreign satellite systems by 2030.
EU warns Serbia may lose €1.5 billion in reform funds amid concerns over judicial independence and media freedom, challenging its EU accession bid.
US Labor Secretary Lori Chavez-Deremer resigns amid misconduct allegations; further Trump cabinet changes anticipated amid ongoing investigations.
Iran accuses the U.S. of ceasefire violations after American forces seized an Iranian cargo ship in the Gulf of Oman, complicating diplomatic negotiations and regional stability.
Thuringia's constitutional protection head warns Russian psychological warfare targets German defense firms supplying Ukraine, posing hybrid threats to executives and operations.
Former President Rumen Radev’s Progressive Bulgaria coalition leads parliamentary elections with over 40%, heralding potential shifts in anti-corruption policy and business climate.
Lithuania and Latvia have once again denied Slovak PM Robert Fico overflight rights en route to Moscow for May 9 celebrations, illustrating EU divisions over Russia engagement.
Global airlines reduce flight capacity by 3% in May due to jet fuel shortages caused by Middle East conflicts and the Strait of Hormuz blockade.
Hungary’s Tisa party wins majority in parliamentary elections amid disputed results and fraud claims involving a namesake candidate confusing voters in a key district.
Ukrainian drone attacks triggered fires at oil depots in Russia’s Krasnodar region and Sevastopol, prompting large-scale firefighting efforts and air defense measures without casualties.
The US extends its suspension of sanctions on Russian oil sales until May 16, balancing geopolitical pressure with global energy market stability amid rising Russian revenues.