UAE, Egypt, Jordan and Bahrain strengthen Arab economic integration
A bloc of four Arab countries with 122 million people, all of which are also peace partners of Israel, have joined together as part of a unique and large new partnership
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Nearly 10,000 foreign-partner firms established in Turkey in 6 months
Some 9,828 companies with foreign partners were established in Turkey with a total capital of TL 5.4 billion ($300 million) in the first half of this year
How Cyrus the Great turned ancient Persia into a superpower
A largely tolerant and merciful ruler, Persian king Cyrus the Great established one of the largest empires in world history. Through far-reaching military conquests and benevolent rule, Cyrus the Great transformed a small group of …
Iran boosts crude supply to Venezuela
freeing up exportable oil
Europe's heat wave makes solar panels less efficient
The record-breaking heat wave in Europe doesn't mean record solar power generation
Balkan countries struggling to curb human trafficking
Latest US State Department Trafficking in Persons report says Balkan countries are making 'significant efforts' to stop human trafficking gangs but have yet to get on top of the problem
Goverment take action as moth invasion hits sunflowers in Turkey
A certain type of moth threatens sunflower harvest in northwestern and central Turkey as farmers, aided by the agriculture authorities, step up pesticide usage
"Life does not die" in State Museum of Oriental Art (PHOTO)
In Moscow, in the halls of the State Museum of Oriental Art opened a solo exhibition of the Syrian artist Nizar Sabur "Life does not die". A graduate of the Faculty of Fine Arts at Damascus University, Nizar Sabur is considered a living …
Central Asia’s wild apple trees are disappearing
The wild apple is included in the red lists of endangered trees published by Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan and China
Turkey and Pakistan support Azerbaijan
The redevelopment of post-war Karabakh
Central Asia to strengthen resilience to climate change
Regional Consultation process has been embarked
Iraq asks Turkey to increase water flow along Tigris, Euphrates
Iraq asked Turkey on Saturday to increase the release of water downstream along the Euphrates and Tigris rivers to help counter ongoing droughts. According to …
Azerbaijan celebration of cultural heritage in Brussels
Not least during times of conflict, most would agree on the importance of protecting the cultural identity of a country and its people. The French have turned cultural protection into something of an art form. Azerbaijan does …
Europe in fire
A spate of wildfires is scorching parts of Europe, with firefighters battling blazes in Portugal, Spain, Croatia and southern France
Turkey gets landmark $929 million Deutsche Bank loan to buy LNG
Turkey’s state gas company got a 925 million-euro ($929 million) loan from Deutsche Bank AG to finance liquefied natural gas purchases in a bid to reduce the country’s reliance on imports from Russia. …
Israel says it will probe 1967 mass grave of Egyptian soldiers
Israeli media reports dozens of Egyptian soldiers killed in 1967 war are buried under what is now an Israeli tourist park
Heat Wave Spreads Across Europe Raising Risk in Energy Crisis
Temperatures are soaring across Europe, drying up waterways and boosting demand for electricity to cool homes as the region faces a crunch for energy supplies. According to …
Greece to counter Turkish drones with Israeli technology
Greece has secretly been establishing a system of defence against Turkish drones, using Israeli technology to counter them in the case of an attack
High-tech Hajj
Coming after the worst of Covid-19, this year's Hajj is one of the most significant on record
Alessandro Da Rold: Europeans will envy Agali village residents
Azerbaijan presented its Smart Villages project to MEPs from the European Parliament’s Intergroup
