Xi Jinping calls for risk awareness to ensure AI always under human control
At the World AI Conference in Shanghai, Xi Jinping urged for strict safeguards, regulatory systems, and human control over AI technologies.
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World Artificial Intelligence Cooperation Organization (WAICO) established in Shanghai
29 countries signed an agreement in Shanghai to establish WAICO, an independent international organization for safe, fair, and human-centered AI governance.
French Flair and the "Art de Vivre": Ashgabat Celebrated Bastille Day
A gala reception marking France's national holiday was held at the Yyldyz Hotel in Ashgabat, featuring everything from significant statements to a touching farewell to the ambassador set to an Edith Piaf song
Storm, Ballads, and a Weeping Violin: How the Melodiya Orchestra Lit Up the Stage of the Watan Cinema and Concert Hall
The "Melodiya" Orchestra, conducted by Annaoraz Dovletov, performed to a full house at the "Vatan" Cinema and Concert Hall in Ashgabat. The "Legends of All Time" program featured interpretations of world classics, popular hits, and Turkmen melodies
Tactical Puzzles of the 2026 World Cup: Will Football Intelligence Defeat Athletic Prowess?
While the world waits in anticipation of the referee's starting whistle, we'll take a look inside the semi-finalists' camps, weigh their strengths and weaknesses, evaluate their medical reports, and try to unravel their tactical puzzles
Will England Break Mick Jagger's Curse on Their Way to the 2026 World Cup Final?
Tomorrow at midnight (Ashgabat time), the first semifinal of the 2026 World Cup will take place in Arlington, USA, and the second will take place the day after in Atlanta. The penultimate battle will pit two of football's greatest titans – France against Spain and England against Argentina.
How to Develop Your Child's Personality Over the Summer Using Free Methods
Summer break is a perennial dilemma for parents and teachers. On the one hand, children need a meaningful break from the school routine, but on the other, they don't want three months of summer spent solely staring at smartphones, watching meaningless videos
The CPC: The Key to China's Success — On the Occasion of the 105th Anniversary of the CPC | Article by the Ambassador of the People's Republic of China to Turkmenistan
On July 1, the Communist Party of China celebrated its 105th anniversary. Xi Jinping, General Secretary of the CPC Central Committee, President of the People's Republic of China, and Chairman of the Central Military Commission, delivered an important speech in which he profoundly summarized the CPC's glorious path and great historical achievements, and revealed the key reasons for its success
Scientists Have Proven the Possibility of Restoring Youthful Memory by Restoring Gut Function
Researchers from Stanford University have made a breakthrough in understanding the mechanisms of aging and demonstrated that memory loss is not an irreversible process of the brain itself. Experiments revealed that deteriorating communication between the gut and the central nervous system plays a key role in age-related cognitive decline
Why Your Brain "Melts" in July and You Shouldn't Refrigerate Tomatoes
Summer in Ashgabat this year has been pleasantly mild—climate trends are noticeably changing, and the usual sweltering heat is not here yet. However, midsummer is always a challenge for our bodies. While we adapt to the July sun, invisible processes occur within us that affect both our thinking and our daily habits
Centuries of Hainan fishermen's wisdom: how the handwritten "Genglubu" guided ships across the South China Sea without GPS
The CGTN documentary shows how generations of Hainan fishermen sailed the South China Sea without GPS, relying only on the ancient handwritten book Genglubu.
June 2026 was second warmest globally and hottest on record in Western Europe
June 2026 was the hottest June on record in Western Europe. Copernicus reports extreme heatwaves, rising global temperatures, and record ocean warmth.
Football on the Edge of Rugby, or Will the Beauty of a Game Beloved by Millions Disappear?
As the North American World Championship rapidly moves through the playoff bracket, having completed the rounds of 16, sports analysts are debating tactical schemes and coaching changes. However, the main storyline of these stages, hidden from the superficial eye, is unfolding not in the coaches' notebooks, but in the referees' rooms
UN: rising conflicts, impunity and technology are pushing the world towards mass atrocities
The UN chief calls to strengthen the R2P norm amid rising geopolitical risks, tech-driven threats, and a growing sense of global impunity.
Guterres: uncontrolled AI is an “unacceptable experiment” on humanity
UN Secretary-General António Guterres urges global AI governance at Geneva dialogue, calling the rapid deployment of AI an unsustainable experiment.
