UK Opens Applications for the Chevening Scholarship Programme
The British Embassy in Ashgabat has announced the start of accepting applications for the Chevening Scholarship Programme
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UN: cities must be rebuilt with climate and housing in mind
UN-Habitat calls for sustainable urban densification to combat climate change, reduce global emissions, and eliminate extreme heat inequalities in cities.
The St. Petersburg International Gas Forum Has Been Postponed Until 2027
The 15th St. Petersburg International Gas Forum has been postponed from October 2026 to 2027 due to a busy schedule of international summits. Gazprom PJSC announced this
A "Kingdom of Wells" in the Heart of the Desert: The Secrets of the Ancient Davleti-Chok Complex
The secrets of the ancient Davleti-Chok hydrotechnical complex north of Garabogaz Bay in Turkmenistan: hundreds of stone wells in the desert, unique water collection technologies, and caravan routes
The New Ambassador of Uzbekistan to Belarus Visited the Embassy of Turkmenistan
In Minsk, Turkmenistan's Ambassador Nazarguly Shagulyev met with the new Ambassador of Uzbekistan, Nuriddin Mamajonov. The diplomats discussed the development of bilateral ties and cooperation within the CIS
Seoul and Central Asian Countries Will Establish a High-Level Consultative Body
The Republic of Korea and Central Asian countries will establish a permanent consultative body at the head-of-state level. Preparations for the first summit, scheduled for September 16, 2026, were summarized in Seoul
A Turkmen Delegation Inspects the Readiness of an Equestrian Center in the Netherlands for the Akhal-Teke World Championships
A delegation from Turkmenistan, led by Deputy Prime Minister Tangryguly Atakhalliyev, inspected the Peelbergen center in the Netherlands in preparation for the Akhal-Teke World Championship
Extreme heat breaks records worldwide: 42.5°C in South Korea, red alerts across Italy and the US
The climate crisis triggers record heat across Europe, Asia, and the US. Cities face severe drought and extreme temperatures, testing global infrastructure.
UNICEF to Host a Series of Educational Seminars at KIDS EXPO 2026 in Ashgabat
UNICEF will hold a series of workshops on child health and development at KIDS EXPO 2026 in Ashgabat from August 19 to 22. The program will cover nutrition, care, and positive parenting
25 US states sue Trump over tariffs
A coalition of 25 US states sues the Trump administration over sweeping import tariffs, calling the move an illegal violation of the separation of powers.
Water levels in the Rhine have fallen to a record low, driving up freight costs and disrupting supplies along Europe’s busiest inland waterway
Rhine water levels drop to 25cm at Kaub, slashing barge capacity by 80%. Shipping costs double, impacting fuel and chemical supply chains.
Moscow Mayor Sergei Sobyanin on Sunday condemned the explosion in a central Moscow restaurant as a "cruel terrorist act."
Three dead and 21 injured in a terrorist explosion at a restaurant on Kudrinskaya Square in Moscow. Security measures tightened in the city.
Culture — the tree of a nation's trust: Uzbekistan — the United States
Culture is one of the most powerful forces that brings nations closer together and strengthens mutual trust between countries. It is the face of a nation, the reflection of its spiritual identity, its history and future, and the cradle of centuries-old values
Traffic through the Strait of Hormuz has sharply declined
Maritime data from Kpler shows daily shipping traffic declining in the Strait of Hormuz and Bab el Mandeb, raising global energy risks.
Uzbekistan Ranked Among the Safest Countries for Tourism
Uzbekistan has reaffirmed its status as one of the world's safest and most attractive destinations for travelers
