Vice President of Turkey Cevdet Yılmaz Will Visit Ashgabat
Vice President of Turkey Cevdet Yılmaz will pay a two-day official visit to Turkmenistan, beginning on Wednesday, June 3
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The PJSC Tatneft Branch in Turkmenistan Announces a Tender for the Purchase of Automotive Spare Parts
The PJSC Tatneft branch in Turkmenistan announces tender No. 2026/29 for the purchase of automotive spare parts. Purchases are conducted in Turkmen manat and Russian rubles
The Pope and Prime Minister of India Advocate for the Ethical Development of Artificial Intelligence
Pope Leo XIV and Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi issued similar statements on the future of artificial intelligence, emphasizing the need to prioritize ethical principles over technological efficiency
Vivienne Westwood CEO to Attend Exhibition in Ashgabat
Turkmenistan's textile industry is preparing for a global event. Carlo D'Amario, CEO of the legendary British fashion house Vivienne Westwood, will attend the international exhibition Turkmen Textile Expo 2026, which will be held in Ashgabat from June 4 to 6
Book Comeback: Writer Hemra Shirov Brings Back the Fashion for Reading
The Ashgabat-based project "Crossroads of Arts" has launched a new campaign. A series of 10 children's books by renowned Turkmen writer, poet, and playwright Hemra Shirov was released just in time for International Children's Day
117 Million Homeless: Why Can’t the World Stop the Refugee Crisis? BICC Report: Displaced Persons Doubled in a Decade, Climate Accelerates Exodus
BICC report reveals a record 117 million displaced people worldwide, with extreme weather forcing 30 million to flee their homes in 2025.
Bicycle Ride Was Held in Paris to Mark World Bicycle Day
The Embassy of Turkmenistan in France organized a mass bicycle ride in Paris to celebrate World Bicycle Day
Posidonia 2026 in Athens: Global Shipping Discusses How to Survive in the Era of Closed Straits. 70 Forums, 5 Days and the Main Threat – Hormuz
Posidonia 2026 highlights the Middle East conflict's severe impact on global shipping, causing rising freight rates and supply chain threats.
Computex 2026: MSI Unveils Laptops Inspired by Toy Story and Van Gogh’s Paintings
At the international Computex 2026 exhibition, MSI impressed visitors by turning powerful computer innovations into works of art
Russia Imposes Six-Month Ban on Aviation Fuel Exports
From June 1 to November 30, 2026, Russia has banned jet fuel exports. The restriction aims to stabilize the domestic fuel market during peak travel season.
Iran’s National Team Prepares for World Cup in Turkey. Visas, Politics and Football — The Team Stays Focused
Iran defeats Gambia 3-1 in Antalya amid visa issues. Due to political tensions, the team's pre-World Cup training camp moved from Arizona to Mexico.
Mass Cycling Ride Held in Riyadh to Mark World Bicycle Day
On June 1, the Embassy of Turkmenistan in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia organized a mass cycling ride in Riyadh to celebrate World Bicycle Day
A bicycle ride was held in Astrakhan to celebrate World Bicycle Day
On May 31, the Consulate of Turkmenistan in the Russian Federation (Astrakhan city) organized a cycling event dedicated to World Bicycle Day. Established in April 2018 at the 72nd session of the United Nations General Assembly at the initiative of Turkmenistan, this international observance celebrates the high importance of a healthy lifestyle, environmental culture, and solidarity among nations
May Ended with a Rare "Blue Moon," but Where Did These "Different" Moons Come from?
On the night of May 31, 2026, Earth's inhabitants observed an astronomical phenomenon dubbed the "Blue Moon" in the press and popular science blogs. A radiant disk illuminated the sky above the planet, but contrary to the expectations of many romantics, our celestial satellite did not turn azure, retaining its familiar, noble silvery appearance
The Turkmenistan Delegation Is Participating in the 114th Session of the International Labor Conference (ILC) in Geneva
The 114th session of the International Labor Conference (ILC), the main annual forum of the International Labor Organization (ILO), has opened in Geneva. From June 1 to 12, representatives of the organization's 187 member states will be meeting at three key venues in the Swiss capital, including the Palais des Nations, to shape new global employment standards
