Romanian President Klaus Iohannis signed a decree on transferring the Patriot air defense system to Ukraine.

The White House announced that the United States has successfully negotiated the release of 135 political prisoners in Nicaragua after months of discussions, News.Az reports citing foreign media.

Türkiye aims to boost its GDP growth to 3.5% next year, 4.5% in 2026, and 5% in 2027, driven by economic reforms and structural adjustments, as outlined in the government's medium-term economic program released on Thursday, according to Anadolu Agency.

Many analysts are hesitant to make bold Bitcoin price forecasts due to a swift shift in market sentiment.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu stated on Wednesday that Israel needs to maintain indefinite control over Gaza’s border with Egypt, firmly sticking to his position on a matter that has jeopardized cease-fire negotiations, News.Az reports citing The Associated Press.

The US on Thursday charged five Russian intelligence officials and a Russian civilian with conspiring to launch cyberattacks against Ukraine and its allies in a bid to hobble Ukraine, News.Az reports citing Reuters.

Deputy Prime Minister – Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Kazakhstan Murat Nurtleu received Ambassador of the State of Qatar to the Republic of Kazakhstan Abdulla Hussein Jaber, Kazinform News Agency cites the press service of the Kazakh MFA.

Azerbaijani swimmer Vali Israfilov has captured a bronze medal at the Paris 2024 Summer Paralympic Games.

Starting September 5, 2024, Kyrgyzstan has introduced new rules for foreigners from several countries, including Russia, staying in the country for extended periods. The Kyrgyz Ministry of Digital Development announced that these changes target visitors from visa-free countries who are in the republic for private reasons.

As the conflict in Ukraine drags on and Western sanctions tighten, Russia is being forced to find creative ways to keep its military operations running smoothly. With each passing day, the need for critical electronics and technology to support military capabilities becomes more pressing. Recently, it has been revealed that Russia is using unconventional trade routes to bypass sanctions and acquire the necessary electronics and components for its armed forces. A recent report by the Financial Times unveils these hidden trade channels and Russia's tactics for skirting sanctions.