The era of blind infatuation with neural networks is giving way to a period of "intellectual hangover." As Business Insider reports, the global labor market has seen a sharp increase in demand for professional writers and editors
The genetic code of the Turkmen people contains a rhythm that has remained unchanged for millennia—the precise stride of the Akhal-Teke horse. In 2026, the year of the Horse according to the Eastern calendar, this rhythm becomes the country's guiding melody
The youngest members of the ORIENT team presented a fresh perspective on the interaction between business and the media. Seyli Aryshov and Enejan Kepbanova opened the curtain on the “inner kitchen” of the IA Media Turkmen news agency, analyzing practical case studies with participants
After the piercing cold of Astana, where the Third Regional Media Forum was held a few days before our flight to New Delhi, the weather in the Indian capital seemed like the blissful climate of the Garden of Eden. It was surprising – from the excruciatingly low temperatures immediately dropped to a comfortable 20 degrees Celsius
This publication is based on the New Year's addresses of Russian President Vladimir Putin and Chinese President Xi Jinping, published in official media, as well as US President Donald Trump's answers to journalists' questions at his New Year's celebration at his Mar a Lago residence in Florida
As Ashgabat dons its most vibrant light displays, we wondered: What lies behind this charm? Today, ORIENT invites you to shift your usual focus and look at the holiday through the lens of science. It turns out that the magic of New Year's isn't just about traditions, but also a wondrous symphony of physics, chemistry, and neurobiology
When headlines feel heavy and the world sees more fragmentation than ever, it’s tempting to believe that a multilateral system is falling apart. Rising geopolitical tensions, eroding trust between nations, and international cooperation is tested in ways we haven’t seen in decades
Iran is a neighbor of the Central Asian region, sharing a land and sea border with Turkmenistan and a common Caspian Sea area with Kazakhstan. Tajikistan and Uzbekistan border Afghanistan, which also shares a border with Iran. Tehran is a close partner of Beijing, Moscow, and New Delhi, and is also a member of the SCO. Therefore, given the existing challenges, there is a high probability that Tehran will take steps to intensify its policy in the Central Asian region
On December 18, the people of Qatar, one of the richest and most influential countries in the world, celebrate their National Day. The current appearance of this fabulously wealthy state is determined by a combination of colossal revenues from gas exports, state-of-the-art infrastructure, and active global diplomacy
Disputes between founders (participants) of a business entity are among the most common and, at the same time, the most destructive types of corporate conflicts
Anatolia is the cradle of civilizations — a land where eras intertwine and countless cultures have left their mark
In recent years, evolving traveller expectations have reshaped global tourism trends. Today, holidays are most meaningful when they combine unique experiences with immersion in local culture.
A gala event dedicated to the 30th anniversary of Turkmenistan's permanent neutrality and the International Year of Peace and Trust took place in the European capital of Brussels
With the arrival of cold weather, businesses face a key question: how to ensure stable heating, avoid downtime, and optimize expenses? Proper preparation means not only comfort for employees and customers, but also the preservation of equipment, goods, and uninterrupted business operations.
Baklava is a symbol of Turkish gastronomy and the "sweet diplomacy" that has conquered the world. Discover the history of this famous dessert, its Ottoman roots, the secrets of its preparation in Gaziantep, and its international recognition, including its inclusion on the UNESCO World Heritage List.
