European think tank forecasts oil market imbalance to persist until 2027
The U.S.-Israel-Iran conflict disrupts the Strait of Hormuz, causing a record 12.8M bpd oil shortage and severe energy supply crisis in Europe through 2027.
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Turkmenistan Launched National Campaign to Strengthen Support for Exclusive Breastfeeding
The Ministry of Health and Medical Industry of Turkmenistan, the Charity Fund for Assistance to Children in Need of Guardianship named after Gurbanguly Berdimuhamedov, and UNICEF have launched a national campaign to strengthen support for mothers to exclusively breastfeed their children during the first six months of life.
Turkmenistan’s Minister of Trade Participates in Events of the Tashkent International Investment Forum
Turkmenistan’s Minister of Trade and Foreign Economic Relations, Nazar Agahanov, is taking part in the events of the 5th Tashkent International Investment Forum being held in Tashkent
SCO — 25 years of a new world order: Wang Yi calls for the 'Shanghai Spirit' and global initiatives, Secretary General adopts a ten year strategy
At a Beijing reception for the SCO's 25th anniversary, Wang Yi and Nurlan Yermekbayev highlighted the 10-year development strategy adopted at the Tianjin summit.
Afghanistan's Integration into Transit Routes Was Discussed at a Meeting of EU and Central Asian Special Representatives in Almaty
Key issues of regional security and inclusive economic development were the main topics of the 8th meeting of the Special Representatives and Envoys of the European Union and Central Asian States for Afghanistan, which took place on June 15 in Almaty
Turkmenistan's Leadership Sent Congratulations to Chinese President Xi Jinping on His Birthday
Turkmenistan's top leadership sent sincere congratulations and best wishes to President of the People's Republic of China Xi Jinping, who celebrated his 73rd birthday on June 15, 2026
Bilelik Hub Creative Center Begins Operations: First Projects and Initiatives Are Already Finding Their Place
The first event has been held at the Bilelik Hub Creative Center, marking an important milestone on the path toward the full launch of a new space for creativity, communication, and the implementation of community initiatives
Wholesale Trade in 2026: New Rules for Business
In 2026, the development of wholesale trade is becoming an important issue not only for large companies, but also for manufacturers, traders, small entrepreneurs, craftsmen and artisans
Champions parade on Paseo de la Reforma: Mexico City fuses football and tradition — 1.2 billion pesos in one day, 48 teams, 3 host nations
A massive FIFA World Cup parade on Paseo de la Reforma blended Mexican folklore and football. Mexico's opening match generated a massive $69.9M economic impact.
Akniyet and Borte: Kassym-Jomart Tokayev Names Newborn Ahalteke Foals
The President of Kazakhstan, Kassym-Jomart Tokayev, has given names to a new generation of purebred Ahalteke horses
Graduates Defend Their Theses at the State Academy of Arts of Turkmenistan
The State Academy of Arts of Turkmenistan hosted the successful defense of graduation theses prepared by young art historians who dedicated their research to national art
Slow Travel: Top 4 Cozy Turkish Villages for an Escape from Urban Life
In 2026, the concept of “slow travel” became one of the leading trends in global tourism. Tired of the fast pace of big cities, travelers are increasingly choosing leisurely vacations that allow for deeper immersion in local culture
Brussels Hosts Press Briefing on the 2026 European Analytical Review
On 9 June 2026, Brussels hosted the presentation of the 2026 European Analytical Review on Public Health, prepared by a specialized European Union agency in cooperation with the European Commission
Brussels as a Hub for Dialogue: Central Asian Journalists Get Acquainted with the Work of European Union Institutions
An annual familiarization press tour for journalists from Central Asian countries was held in Brussels — a format that the European Union traditionally uses to expand information exchange and deepen understanding of its institutional system
Wellington drowning: once a century floods now come twice a year — study links it to human activity
Global warming has accelerated extreme flooding frequency in Wellington. Scientists demand an urgent revision of coastal protection and climate adaptation plans.
