The Leningrad NPP Unit 6 equipped with Rosatom's flagship Generation III+ VVER-1200 reactor was connected to the grid and reached the power capacity of 240 MW. VVER-1200 technology of 3+ generation has been chosen for two major NPPs projects in MENA (...)
The US Embassy in Ankara on Friday issued a security alert over reports of a possible attack on American citizens and other foreigners, temporarily suspending consular services.
In a statement, the said: "The US Mission in Turkey has received (...)
Russia reiterated appeals to Armenia and Azerbaijan to stop fighting over Nagorno-Karabakh as moves were afoot to bring the warring parties to the negotiation table in a bid to end the fighting.
However, fighting escalated in the disputed territory (...)
RIYADH — The campaign to boycott Turkish products in Saudi Arabia has gained momentum, with more companies and establishments operating in various commercial and industrial sectors joining in the drive.
There has been a tremendous response to a (...)
The boycott call for Turkish goods that was made by a Saudi Twitterati becoming a national popular campaign and reaching honest merchants is the manifestation of the loyalty of the Saudi people toward their homeland and their rejection of any (...)
The UN Secretary-General on Sunday condemned "all attacks on populated areas" in and around the Nagorno-Karabakh zone of conflict, as Armenia and Azerbaijan reportedly accused each other of violating the latest humanitarian ceasefire agreement.
In a (...)
The United States on Friday condemned Turkey's reported test of a Russian-made advanced air defense missile system.
A Haber television, which is close to the government, said on its website that Turkey's military test-fired the Russian S-400 air (...)
Humanitarians are "very concerned" about the plight of more than 64,000 people living in the restive Al Hol camp in northeast Syria, the UN Spokesperson told journalists on Friday.
Located in northeastern Syria, near the border with Iraq, 94 percent (...)
JEDDAH — A famous Saudi retail chain has stopped importing Turkish products amid a popular campaign driven by Saudis citizens to boycott Turkey over its meddling policies in the region.
More retail chains have followed suit, suspending Turkish goods (...)
Over the last few years, there has been a significant shift in how governments in the region managed their IT requirements. Previously technology was a business facilitator, it made it easier for staff to run a business. But today in a post-pandemic (...)
The Turkish people have begun to realize that the policies of the Turkish dictator Erdogan, who is suffering from some kind of paranoia, will cost them dear and will send the Turkish economy into a tailspin.
The realization comes as Turkey faces a (...)
The Unit No. 1 at the Belarusian Nuclear Power Plant, equipped with the VVER-1200 reactor has been brought to minimum control power (MCP).
Minimum control power level is reached when neutron flux is recorded in a reactor working at a level (...)
Nagorno-Karabakh's close proximity to key Azeri oil and gas infrastructure means that there will be more at stake if the region's conflict with Armenia escalates further and jeopardizes key export pipelines.
A Rystad Energy analysis explains how (...)
France and Germany accused Turkey today, on Thursday of continuing to provoke the European Union with its actions in the eastern Mediterranean, and urged it to clarify its positions in the coming weeks, Reuters reported.
Despite an EU summit deal on (...)
The head of the Council of Saudi Chambers of Commerce, Ajlan Al-Ajlan, on Wednesday called on all Saudis to stop doing business with Turkish companies in the Kingdom, reiterating his call for a boycott of "everything Turkish."
On Oct. 3, Al-Ajlan (...)
A call for the boycott of Turkish goods has been doing rounds on social media over the past few weeks, reflecting a very bad image of Erdogan's Turkey among members of Arab society.
The social media boycott call comes after Turkey lost all its (...)
GCC countries are witnessing accelerated cloud adoption, aided by the ongoing investment by cloud providers and the continued need for remote working arrangements, the International Data Corporation (IDC) revealed during a Dubai Outsource City (...)
Turkey will redeploy a research ship at the center of a row over exploration rights in the eastern Mediterranean, the Turkish navy announced on Sunday in a move that could reignite tensions with neighbor Greece.
The ship Oruc Reis will operate "from (...)
Installed geothermal capacity is forecast to expand in the next five years as energy companies diversify into alternative markets, driven by the accelerating energy transition. Global geothermal power production capacity will rise from 16 gigawatts (...)
Two extremists from the Daesh (so-called IS) group, who were part of a terror cell nicknamed ‘The Beatles' due to their British accents, have pleaded not guilty before a judge in the US.
The British militants are facing charges of murder over the (...)
The COVID-19 pandemic has forever changed the way consumers shop online, the UN trade and development body (UNCTAD) said on Thursday, announcing results of a survey of some 3,700 consumers across nine countries.
The study examined how the global (...)
Turkish lira fell to a record low on Wednesday against the dollar as Ankara faces the heat on multiple fronts — US sanctions, fraught ties with the European Union, and the ongoing Caucasus conflict
The lira dropped to as low as 7.87 per dollar. It (...)
In an interview with Becky Anderson, Armenia's President Armen Sarkissian, tells CNN that the conflict in Nagorno-Karabakh is dramatically different to previous clashes.
Sarkissian also tells Anderson that Russia, the United States and NATO need to (...)
Fighting between Azerbaijani and Armenian forces continued in recent days with a ceasefire seeming unlikely on Tuesday, despite calls from the international community.
Turkish Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu openly questioned the usefulness of a (...)
Armenia and Azerbaijan said heavy fighting is continuing in their conflict over the separatist territory of Nagorno-Karabakh.
Azerbaijan's second largest city Gandja is "under fire" from Armenian forces, the Azerbaijani Defense Ministry said on (...)
