NATO summit kicks off in Ankara with tightened security
The NATO summit opens in Turkey amid tight security, internal disputes over the 5% GDP defense spending target, and differing views on US actions against Iran.
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Experts: external and internal factors shaping US-Iran talks in Doha
Anticipated face-to-face US-Iran talks in Doha reduce to an indirect format via mediators, highlighting deep disagreements and stalled progress toward peace.
Microsoft cuts about 4,800 jobs worldwide
Microsoft announces layoffs affecting 2.1% of its workforce, primarily in commercial sales and Xbox, to streamline operations amid tech sector shifts.
China's warehousing activity index returned to growth territory in June
China's warehousing activity index returned to growth territory at 50.2%, signaling accelerating inventory turnover and smoother economic flows.
Kassym-Jomart Tokayev congratulates Kazakhstanis on Capital City Day
President of Kazakhstan Kassym-Jomart Tokayev extended his official congratulations to the people of the country on the occasion of Capital City Day
Russia will build a unique “Moon test ground” for cosmonaut training
Russia’s Federal Medical-Biological Agency (FMBA) is developing a ground-based analog complex that will fully recreate the conditions found on the Moon’s surface
Fujifilm launches new disposable cameras amid the growing retro photography trend
Fujifilm has unveiled two new disposable film cameras in its QuickSnap lineup. The new models are scheduled to be released in the autumn of 2026
Export readiness: Turkmen companies offered a free online diagnostics tool
Entering foreign markets has long ceased to be simply a matter of wanting to sell abroad
Number of Phone Lines in Arkadag City Will Be Exceed 7,000
In 2026, the number of fixed-line phone numbers in the city of Arkadag is set to exceed 7,000. Of these, 5,290 are designated for residential subscribers. Furthermore, plans are in place to provide TMCELL mobile communication services to 4,380 users
Kyrgyzstan Seeks Alternatives to Russian Fuel: Turkmenistan Could Become a Key Partner
The government of Kyrgyzstan has begun active work to diversify its supply of fuels and lubricants against the backdrop of ongoing dependence on Russian fuel and increasing instability in the global energy market
Turkmenistan Accelerates Cargo Movement Between Asia and Europe
According to the press service of the State Customs Service of the country, the volume of cross-border cargo transportation through the republic significantly increased in the first half of the current year, thanks to the modernization of customs infrastructure and the active implementation of digital technologies
Europe Is Unprepared for Heatwaves Without Air Conditioning
Europe continues to face anomalous heatwaves that have swept across several countries on the continent this summer
Limited Edition Passports Featuring Trump's Portrait Will Be Issued in the US
Passports featuring a portrait of U.S. President Donald Trump, part of a limited edition series marking the country's 250th anniversary, will begin issuance on July 6
Namibian president arrives in China for state visit
Namibian President Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah arrived in Guangzhou for a 7-day state visit to boost comprehensive strategic partnership and trade ties with China.
Passenger in Yunnan retrieves backpack with jewellery worth $30,000 left on high speed train
A passenger in China's Yunnan Province successfully retrieved her backpack containing gold and silver jewelry worth $30,000 left on a high-speed train.
