Samsung and SK hynix Will Invest $590 Billion in Chip Manufacturing
South Korean technology giants Samsung Electronics and SK hynix will jointly invest more than $590 billion to expand semiconductor production
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Venezuela earthquake death toll rises to 2,295, injured to 11,267
Following two powerful earthquakes in Venezuela, the death toll has risen to 2,295. Search and rescue operations continue, and national mourning is declared.
The Passing of the Baton from Balkan to Dashoguz Marked the Closing of Culture Week 2026
The large-scale creative marathon of Culture Week 2026 has concluded in Turkmenistan. The final day of the forum coincided with the nationwide celebration of Culture and Art Workers' Day, as well as Magtymguly Pyragy's Poetry Day, bringing together major dialogue and concert venues in the Balkan velayat and the country's capital
Turkmenistan Presented a Model of Neutrality as the Foundation of Stability in the Era of Multipolarity at the Dubrovnik Forum
A delegation from Turkmenistan participated in the international Dubrovnik Forum, held in Croatia under the conceptual title "The Era of Multipolarity: Many Directions, One Future." This large-scale European platform brought together foreign ministers from more than 30 countries, as well as leaders of international organizations and think tanks, to discuss security architecture, digitalization, artificial intelligence, and transport and logistics integration
UAE launches first passenger railway: Abu Dhabi — Fujairah in 1 hour 45 minutes, Chinese companies help build the new network
The UAE started trial runs for its first passenger rail, connecting Abu Dhabi and Fujairah. Chinese companies helped build the national Etihad Rail network.
LED screens from China: technology that can take a footballer's hit
Chinese-made LED displays dominate FIFA World Cup 2026 stadiums, surviving 100 km/h football impacts and delivering integrated smart venue solutions.
Stadler unveils the world's first hydrogen train for narrow-gauge railways
Swiss manufacturer Stadler, together with transport operator ARST, has unveiled the world's first hydrogen-powered train designed for narrow-gauge railway lines
A young scientist from Turkmenistan successfully defended his doctoral dissertation for the first time at the Chinese Academy of Sciences
Turkmen researcher Arslan Berdyev has become the first citizen of Turkmenistan to successfully complete a doctoral program and defend his PhD dissertation at the Xinjiang Institute of Ecology and Geography (XIEG) under the University of the Chinese Academy of Sciences (UCAS)
Hamburg discusses new rules for financing the global energy transition
The prestigious Hamburg Sustainability Conference (HSC) was held in Hamburg, Germany, bringing together leading global experts and policymakers to discuss how rising geopolitical tensions and a shortage of capital are hindering the financing of the global transition to clean energy
Fed: 'prices are too high', but no rate signals to come
Fed Chair Kevin Warsh reaffirms the 2% inflation target at the ECB Forum but declines to give interest rate forecasts, signaling a data-driven policy shift.
Faculty Members of Magtymguly Turkmen State University Discuss Climate Security in Bishkek
Faculty members of Magtymguly Turkmen State University took part in the final meeting of an international environmental project held in Bishkek from June 22 to 26, 2026
Turkmen and Chinese Universities Sign Agreements on Teacher Training
A delegation of leaders and specialists from three leading pedagogical universities of Turkmenistan paid a working visit to Urumqi, China
Behind closed doors in Doha: US and Iran hold indirect talks with Qatar and Pakistan mediating
The US and Iran hold indirect talks in Doha via Qatari and Pakistani mediators to discuss the nuclear issue, frozen funds, and the June 18 memorandum.
International Talks with Turkmenistan's Top Leaders
A series of important high-level diplomatic talks on June 29 focused on expanding regional partnerships, implementing major infrastructure projects, and congratulating the National Leader of the Turkmen People on his birthday and the anniversary of the founding of the smart city of Arkadag
Shipping in the Strait of Hormuz recovers: 24 vessels in one day, 11 million barrels of oil
Shipping resumes in the Strait of Hormuz after US-Iran MoU. Kpler reports 24 vessels transiting, though UNCTAD warns of long-term economic impacts.
