History
- Culture
Wartime diary of a Kazakh soldier published in English
The wartime diary of Kaiyrzhan Mukhtarov, a Kazakh soldier who experienced World War II from 1941 to 1945, has been…
- Culture
TURKSOY Unveils New Book Exploring Historical Repressions Across the Turkic World
The headquarters of TURKSOY in Ankara recently hosted a high-profile symposium and book launch titled “Repressions in the Turkic World.”…
- Culture
Scientists Reconstruct the Face of a Botai Man Who Lived 5,400 Years Ago
Researchers have recreated the facial appearance of a man from the Botai culture — an Eneolithic community known as one…
- Culture
Kazakhstan Explores Turkic Heritage Through European Archives
With the support of the Embassy of Kazakhstan in France, a Kazakh delegation led by Dr. Düken Mäsimkhanuly, Director of…
- Culture
Kyrgyzstan Revises Cultural Heritage Law to Ease Archaeological Procedures
According to Kabar, the revised law, passed in three readings by the Jogorku Kenesh, addresses long-standing bureaucratic barriers. Previously, there…
- Life
Türkiye Marks Commemoration of Atatürk, Youth and Sports Day
On this day in 1919, Mustafa Kemal Atatürk, serving as the Inspector of the 9th Army, arrived in the northern…
- Tourism
Hagia Sophia’s Dome Undergoes First Major Restoration in 600 Years
Speaking via social media, Ersoy stated that the dome will be reinforced to improve its resistance to earthquakes — a…
- Culture
Common History of Turkic Peoples: A New Stage of Scientific Cooperation
“Creating a comprehensive historical work, even for a single country, is a challenging task. Our mission is even more complex—writing…
- Featured
Nine-Meter Jurassic Dinosaur Discovered in Kyrgyzstan
According to a report published in the Zoological Journal of the Linnean Society (ZJLS), a team of researchers from the…









