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
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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.
Tashkent Becomes a Global Capital Hub: TIIF 2026 Will Bring Together Investors Managing $42 Trillion in Assets
From June 16 to 18, Tashkent will host the fifth anniversary edition of the Tashkent International Investment Forum (TIIF), an event that has evolved over the past five years from a discussion platform into one of the key indicators of investment interest in Central Asia
Kazakhstan’s First AI University Will Welcome Students This Summer
AI Research University (QAIRU), which will become the country's first university fully dedicated to training specialists in the field of artificial intelligence
Japan Allocates $3 Million to Help Save the Caspian Sea
The Caspian Sea, whose water level continues to decline rapidly due to climate change and increasing pressure on water resources, has become the focus of a new international environmental initiative
The Third UN Games Opened in New York on the Initiative of Turkmenistan
A major event in global sports diplomacy took place on June 12, when the opening ceremony of the 2026 United Nations Games was held via videoconference
A Turkmen Chess Player Achieved the Best Result Among Women at an International Tournament in Aktobe
The Turkmenistan national chess team, as part of an intensive training camp in Kazakhstan, participated in the prestigious international tournament "Vladimir Dvorkovich Memorial – Aktobe Open 2026," which was held in Aktobe
Turkmen Culinary Traditions Were a Highlight at the "Diplomacy of Taste" Festival in Minsk
Culinary traditions and the cultural codes of the world's peoples were the main themes of the "Diplomacy of Taste" gastronomic festival, organized by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Belarus in Minsk on June 13
Pope Leo XIV Consecrates the Main Tower of the Sagrada Família
On June 10, Barcelona witnessed one of the most significant religious and cultural events of the century
