One Dead, 25 Rescued After Church Construction Site Collapse in Uganda
A under-construction church extension collapsed in Wakiso district, Uganda, leaving one dead and 25 rescued. Authorities investigate regulatory violations.
A under-construction church extension collapsed in Wakiso district, Uganda, leaving one dead and 25 rescued. Authorities investigate regulatory violations.
Two high-speed trains collided on the Madrid-Andalusia line near Toledo, leaving at least 68 people dead. Rail services have been suspended.


The International Educational Forum held in Tashkent—focused on shaping a new space for education, science, and innovation in Central Asia—outlined the contours of profound, qualitative shifts in the humanitarian architecture of the entire macro-region
Russian President Vladimir Putin met Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian in Moscow to discuss Middle East stability, bilateral trade, and Bushehr nuclear plant.
Egypt enhances visa facilities and language services to welcome more Chinese travelers, aiming to increase annual tourist arrivals toward a 100-million goal.
12 member states and 8 observer nations gather at the 28th GECF Ministerial Meeting in Moscow to discuss global gas access, LNG supplies, and market volatility.
European natural gas prices surged to 97 euros per megawatt-hour driven by tight winter energy supplies and escalating Middle East tensions.


A report detailing the remarkable story of Batyr Sultanov, a young man from Ashgabat, and his stellar dream has been honored with a special jury prize at the International Youth "Tsiolkovsky Readings" in the Russian city of Kirov


As part of a working visit to Uzbekistan, the Minister of Education of Turkmenistan, Jumamyrat Gurbangeldiyev, visited Urgench State University and met with the university’s rector, Feruza Madrakhimova


Two-day negotiations among authorized representatives of the Caspian littoral states have begun at the Caspian Sea Institute in Ashgabat, focused on finalizing the draft Agreement on Cooperation in the Field of Marine Scientific Research
Former Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic concedes defeat after a student-backed movement wins an outright majority, ending 14 years of SNS rule.
Participants at the UNCTAD forum in Doha call for stronger multilateral cooperation and resilient global supply chains amid geopolitical tensions.
A week-long truck drivers' strike over soaring fuel prices disrupts supply chains, leaves supermarkets empty, and hits businesses in southern Italy.
Lula da Silva wins Brazil's presidential runoff with 51.79% of votes. Rival Flavio Bolsonaro rejects results and calls for election annulment.


The Japanese edition of President Serdar Berdimuhamedov’s book "Neutrality of Turkmenistan – A Bright Path to Peace and Trust" was presented at the Institute of International Relations in Ashgabat