Turkmenistan, often seen as a closed-off nation, is a land brimming with secrets and wonders that are waiting to be uncovered ...

In this context, Berdimuhamedov's visit to the bullet-scarred statues of Uzeyir Hajibeyli and Bulbul in Shusha, as well as ...

The president of Turkmenistan is calling for an end to one of the country's most notable but infernal sights — the blazing natural gas crater widely referred to as the "Gates of Hell." ...

The crater fire named "Gates of Hell" is seen near Darvaza, Turkmenistan, on July 11, 2020. The president of Turkmenistan is calling for an end to one of the country's most notable but infernal ...

Turkmenistan's delegation will include representatives of the Chamber of Commerce and Industry, the Union of Industrialists ...

Experts are calling for urgent international cooperation. Experts warn that worsening water shortage could have devastating consequences across vast region — here's what's happening first appeared on ...

Turkmenistan: Stranger in a very strange land Its ruler re-named the days of the week after himself and his mother. Opera, ballet and the circus are banned.

Turkmenistan’s threat to the outside world is more subtle. And it may be impossible to contain, at least not before much of the damage to the climate has been done.

Turkmenistan’s longtime leader has unveiled a giant gilded statue of a dog on a busy traffic circle in the capital Ashgabat.. Depicted standing proudly on a plinth, the gold-coated canine is an ...

February 7, 2007 (RFE/RL) -- Turkmenistan holds its first presidential election in nearly 15 years on, and its first since independence with more than one candidate. None of the candidates was ...

Turkmenistan, the notoriously secretive Central Asian country, has banned the word 'coronavirus' -- and its putting its citizens in danger.

Turkmenistan resumed gas supplies to Uzbekistan on Jan. 21, the volume of which has been gradually rising, Uzbek pipeline operator Uztransgaz said on Monday.