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On February 17, a notable symposium took place at the Yunus Emre Institute (YEE) Turkish Cultural Center in Amman, Jordan, designed to celebrate and explore the historical artefacts of Türkiye …
Exploring the Cultural Ties Between Türkiye and Jordan at YEE Symposium Read More
The re-registration of Tajikistan’s historical and cultural heritage monuments is underway, as announced by the Historical and Cultural Heritage Protection Agency. This agency plays a crucial role in establishing a …
Tajikistan Begins Re-Registration of Heritage Monuments Read More
Kazakhstan is urged to quickly implement recommendations from the UN Human Rights Council following its Universal Periodic Review on January 23, 2025. Human Rights Watch highlighted 294 recommendations from 103 …
Kazakhstan Urged to Act on UN Human Rights Recommendations Read More
In a significant move to protect cultural heritage, Adylbek Kasymaliyev, Chairman of the Cabinet of Ministers of Kyrgyzstan, has recognized the Main Pavilion of VDNKH as a lost historical and …
Kyrgyzstan’s Cabinet Recognizes Main Pavilion of VDNKH as Historical Treasure Read More
The exhibition in Shanghai showcases the spectacular intersection of ancient Egyptian culture and modern technology. Utilizing Epson’s innovative light and shadow technology, visitors can immerse themselves in a vibrant representation …
Epson’s Light and Shadow Technology Revives Ancient Egyptian Relics in Shanghai Read More
The bilateral dance of dialogue between the U.S. and Iraq reflects a complex tapestry woven with threads of security, trust, and adaptation. As the Higher Military Commission navigates the shifting …
U.S.-Iraq Military Commission Engages in Vital Security Cooperation Talks Read More
Kazakhstan is making significant strides in human rights as it celebrates International Human Rights Day, implementing a robust Action Plan that marks a new chapter in its commitment to social …
Kazakhstan Embraces Human Rights: Progress Marked on International Day Read More
Mongolia’s rich tradition of nomad migration has been granted global recognition by UNESCO, showcasing a profound cultural heritage that intricately weaves the lives of herders, their livestock, and the vast …
UNESCO Recognizes Mongolia’s Nomadic Migration as Intangible Cultural Heritage Read More
Uzbekistan’s new law, signed by President Mirziyoyev, targets “undesirable” foreigners and stateless people, penalizing actions viewed as damaging to the nation. It allows a ban for up to ten years …
Uzbekistan’s Controversial Law: A New Threat to Free Speech and Expression Read More
A report by Human Rights Watch reveals that Turkmen nationals abroad face severe challenges due to arbitrary denial of passport renewals, particularly in Türkiye. Without proper documentation, they struggle with …
Human Rights Watch Exposes Hardships Faced by Turkmen Nationals Abroad Read More