Putin increases Russian military personnel by 25,000
Russian President Vladimir Putin signed a decree to increase the armed forces by 25,000 personnel, effective August 1, to strengthen key strategic directions.
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WTO rules Turkey's restrictions on Chinese EVs violate trade rules, China welcomes decision
The WTO ruled Turkey's additional tariffs and licensing on Chinese electric vehicles illegal, a decision welcomed by Beijing to restore fair market competition.
Number of millionaires in UK falls to lowest level since 2008 crisis
The number of millionaires in the UK has hit its lowest level since 2008 due to high taxes and emigration, warning of capital flight and economic decline.
International food industry exhibitions IFE and IFE Manufacturing 2027 will be held in London
From April 5 to 7, 2027, major international food industry exhibitions—IFE 2027 and IFE Manufacturing 2027—will take place in London
Elon Musk launches X Money payment service for X social network users
Company X has launched the X Money payment service for X Premium and Premium Plus subscribers. The launch of the service marks another step by Elon Musk in transforming the X social network into an all-in-one super app
Comic book sold for $15 million in US
A copy of Action Comics 1 once owned by Nicolas Cage sells for $15 million, highlighting comic books as cultural assets and serious market investments.
Oil prices collapsed after US and Iran suspended strikes
Oil prices tumble by around 7% following the suspension of US and Iran airstrikes, bringing relief to global markets and boosting stock futures.
Turkmenistan's CIS Presidency and Autumn Summits in Ashgabat on the Minsk Agenda
On July 28, a meeting of the Council of Permanent Plenipotentiary Representatives of the Commonwealth Member States to the Statutory and Other Bodies of the Organization will be held at the headquarters of the CIS Executive Committee in Minsk
This Mad, Mad World of Football – Curiosities, Politics, and the Knights of the 2026 World Cup
A whole week has passed since the conclusion of the 2026 World Cup, and passions are still running high. They revolve not only around the football, but also around our entire planet. But it's all happening in an interesting way, just like in that old but very funny Stanley Kramer comedy, which is very relevant to our topic, called "It's a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World
Clever CRM has been launched in Ashgabat: A service that prevents businesses from losing customers
Small businesses worldwide are gradually moving away from notepads and employee memory toward digital record-keeping. Customers, funds, and team tasks are increasingly managed not in a single person's head, but within a system owned by the business itself
Apple surpasses NVIDIA to become the world's most valuable company once again
American corporation Apple has once again become the world's most valuable public company, overtaking chip manufacturer NVIDIA in market capitalization
International Summer Camp “Youth Development for a Shared Future 2026” Was Opened in Beijing
On July 20, the opening ceremony of the international summer camp “Youth Development for a Shared Future 2026” was held in Beijing
Data Center Eurasia 2026 Exhibition and Conference Will Be Held in Istanbul
The international Data Center Eurasia 2026 exhibition and conference will take place from October 7 to 10, 2026 at the Istanbul Expo Center
Turkmen Robotics Students Win Another Gold Medal — This Time in Australia
In March, seven teams from the ImdatBot Educational Center competed in the XCEL national qualifying round held in Ashgabat
In Japan, temperatures exceed 40°C for fifth consecutive day — longest streak since 2010
Japan faces an unprecedented heatwave as temperatures exceed 40°C for five straight days, marking the longest streak since data records began in 2010.
