A Russian blogger was expelled from Kazakhstan for criticizing Kazakhs' lack of knowledge of the Russian language.

Kseniya Guzayeva has been banned from entering Kazakhstan for a period of 5 years.

A citizen who promoted the idea of restoring the USSR was imprisoned for 4 years.

Aziz Hakimov was found guilty of slander, insult, and inciting national, racial, ethnic, or religious enmity.

A Creative Council of Bloggers has been established under the Journalists' Union of Uzbekistan.

The Council will focus on the professional development of bloggers, improving media literacy, and supporting young content creators.

Blogger Gonzo was sentenced to 5 days in prison and fined for a scandal at the festival.

Blogger K-Vibe filmed festival participants despite their objections and distributed the images on the internet.

How are bloggers' incomes taxed? The Tax Committee explained.

Based on the volume and style of their activities, bloggers can operate as a self-employed individual, a sole proprietor, or a legal entity.

Top bloggers in Uzbekistan earn 2.7 billion UZS in income per year and pay 110 million UZS in taxes.

The activities of bloggers were analyzed, and a list of the 110 most active representatives in the field was compiled. The activities of 6 top bloggers were studied separately.