Turkmenistan Approves New Five-Year Gender Equality Plan
The President of Turkmenistan signed a decree approving the National Action Plan on Gender Equality for 2026–2030
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How New Technologies Are Unlocking Turkmenistan's Natural Potential for Longevity
Unique research has unfolded at the International Science and Technology Park of the Academy of Sciences of Turkmenistan, bridging two cutting-edge fields of modern science—biomimetics and nutrigenomics
Apple Combines Google and Nvidia Technologies for an AI Breakthrough
Apple is preparing a major upgrade to its Siri voice assistant by leveraging the technologies of leading industry players, including Google and Nvidia
Uzbekistan Launches Central Asia’s First National Media Bank
The Content Center under the Administration of the President of Uzbekistan has launched the Aura.uz platform in test mode
Xiaomi Prepares a Foldable Smart Tablet with Advanced AI
Xiaomi has begun developing a new foldable smartphone with an enlarged display that is designed to fully replace both a phone and a tablet
Belagro 2026 Breaks Records: More Than 200,000 Visitors Attended the Exhibition
Belarus has officially concluded its International Agro-Industrial Week. The centerpiece of the large-scale forum was the specialized Belagro 2026 exhibition, which attracted a record number of visitors this year
Intel and Hitachi Join Forces: AI, Quantum Technologies, and Next-Generation Chips
Technology giants Intel of the United States and Hitachi of Japan have announced a strategic partnership. The two companies are joining forces to address modern industrial challenges
Legal Pragmatism and the New US "Soft Power" Doctrine in Central Asia
The current dynamics of international affairs demonstrate how the deeply personal professional experiences of key actors can transform classical diplomatic approaches, as clearly demonstrated by the tour of US Under Secretary of State for Public Diplomacy Sarah B. Rogers through South and Central Asia
Antalya: A Premier Global Hub for Major Events in 2026
With its breathtaking natural landscapes, pristine Blue Flag beaches, and ancient historical landmarks, Antalya seamlessly combines rich history with modern comfort. In addition to its luxury resorts and renowned cuisine, the city offers excellent infrastructure for business tourism
Turkmenistan and the United States Will Update Roadmap for Cooperation in Education
On June 8, a meeting was held at the Ministry of Education of Turkmenistan between Deputy Minister of Education Azat Atayev and a U.S. delegation led by Deputy Assistant Secretary of State Sarah Rogers
12.9 Million Exam Takers, 348,000 Exam Rooms and a Lifetime Test. How China Holds the Gaokao in the Rain and for the Blind
China’s national college entrance exam begins with 7,981 test sites, dedicated traffic lanes, flood safety measures, and Braille papers.
India Introduces Mandatory Biometrics for Transiting Air Passengers
DigiYatra, a mandatory biometric transit system for international passengers, officially launched on June 1 at India's major international air hubs, including Delhi, Mumbai, Bangalore, and Hyderabad. This cutting-edge technology, which transforms a person's face into a single digital token, aims to completely replace multiple paper document checks and reduce security clearance time to just seconds
Top 5 Unusual Objects Lost or Launched into Space
Late evening is a great time to take a break from the seriousness of our earthly lives and gaze at the stars. Especially since right now, above our heads, in addition to rigorous scientific laboratories and thousands of neat communications satellites, there's a veritable... museum of human absent-mindedness circling
Starlink Deploys Satellite Network in Epidemic Zones in Africa
High technology is becoming a key tool for global humanitarian security in areas where traditional terrestrial infrastructure is inadequate. A project launched by Elon Musk's SpaceX space company has officially handed over 150 innovative next-generation satellite communications systems to the Africa Centers for Disease Control (Africa CDC)
The World Meteorological Organization Predicts a Wet Summer for Central Asia
The global expert community is preparing for a global climate transition. According to the latest data from the World Meteorological Organization (WMO), a powerful El Niño natural phenomenon is forming in the equatorial Pacific Ocean with a probability of up to 90%
