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Azerbaijan
New requirements for heat supply networks have been approved in Azerbaijan
The Cabinet of Ministers approved the "Dimensions of the protection zones of the heat supply network and requirements for conducting economi
Azerbaijan
Fitness halls were raided in Baku and illegalities were discovered
The Food Safety Agency raided fitness halls operating in Baku.
Azerbaijan
New punishments related to terrorist activity in Azerbaijan were adopted in the first reading
The Milli Majlis adopted the punishments for creating a terrorist organization, leading it or participating in its activities in the first r
Science
What impact could the weather have on the splashdown of Artemis II?
How could the weather impact the splashdown of Artemis II?
Azerbaijan
Tokayev: Elections to the Parliament of Kazakhstan will be held in August
President of Kazakhstan Kasim-Jomart Tokayev announced that he intends to hold elections to the unicameral Congress in August of this year.
Azerbaijan
Hakan Fidan discussed the ceasefire between the United States and Iran with Kaya Kallas
On April 10, the Minister of Foreign Affairs of Turkey Hakan Fidan had a telephone conversation with the Vice President of the European Comm
Culture
How the moon and music have collided in space
Astronauts in space have been jamming to Chappell Roan's Pink Pony Club, but how does it all happen?
Azerbaijan
Kojayev: TDT's technological satellite will be launched into orbit in 2026-2027
The launch of the technological satellite of the Organization of Turkic States (TDT) is planned for the end of 2026 - the beginning of 2027.
Azerbaijan
Specialists from Austria were involved in the reconstruction of the partial collapse of the fortress wall in Icherisheher
Specialists from Austria were involved in restoring the erosion that occurred in a part of the Castle wall in Icherisheher area.
Azerbaijan
Egyptian official: We should not chase artificial intelligence, we should be in front of it
People should not chase artificial intelligence, they should be in front of it.
Azerbaijan
ADB eager to explore investment opportunities in Azerbaijan’s Nakhchivan
World
Djibouti votes as long-time leader seeks sixth presidential term
Politicians scrapped the presidential age limit last year, allowing Ismail Omar Guelleh to run yet again.
World
Iran ceasefire: Not an off-ramp for the US but a life-saving ejection seat
A Middle Eastern country has for the first time single-handedly checked the war-making capabilities of the US and Israel
World
Taiwan opposition leader meets Xi Jinping in Beijing
Cheng Li-wun is the Kuomintang's first sitting leader to visit China in a decade.
World
Russia and Ukraine agree to 32-hour Orthodox Easter ceasefire
Moscow and Kyiv signal a short Easter truce as diplomacy stalls and war pressures mount.
Culture
Foo Fighters Reflect on Mortality on Thrashing Single ‘Of All People’
The rock band will release their new album, Your Favorite Toy, later this month
World
Myanmar’s coup leader Min Aung Hlaing sworn in as president
Min Aung Hlaing seeks to 'enhance' international relations and ties with ASEAN after coup plunged Myanmar into chaos.
Culture
Watch Gorillaz Team Up With Sparks To Perform ‘The Happy Dictator’ on ‘Kimmel’
Gorillaz's new album, The Mountain, arrived last month
Culture
Kehlani Taps Missy Elliott for Collaborative Single ‘Back and Forth’
The R&B singer's fifth album, Kehlani, is set to arrive on April 24
World
Tyson Fury insists he’s ‘still got it’ ahead of Makhmudov comeback fight
While eyeing a fight with Anthony Joshua, Fury first faces a Russian-born heavyweight who wrestled a bear for fun.
World
Iran war: What is happening on day 42 of US-Israeli attacks?
A Pakistan-brokered US-Iran ceasefire has taken effect but disputes over its scope are fuelling regional tensions.
World
Energy prices may take ‘months’ to normalise, despite ceasefire: Analysts
There needs to be a predictable and stable flow of cargo through the strait before markets can stabilise, experts say.
Science
UK band linked to Artemis II's toilet trouble
The Oxford band joke a vial they lost in 2024 in the space capsule caused the toilet malfunctions.
Science
Laser firm 'over the moon' to play a part in Artemis II space mission
Last year, the Welsh space sector contributed £345m to the economy.
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