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Chairman of the Halk Maslakhaty: A Fired Bullet Does Not Distinguish Between an Officer, a Soldier, or a Child…
21 Mar. 13:53Gurbanguly Berdimuhamedov, the Chairman of the Halk Maslakhaty of Turkmenistan, shared his profound views on the current global situation during an interview with China's "CGTN" channel. The National Leader noted that despite the complexities of today’s international landscape, there are ample opportunities to restore stability by relying on international legal frameworks. He highlighted that the United Nations could play a pivotal role in these efforts to maintain global security through dialogue.
The National Leader emphasized that as a neutral state, Turkmenistan does not involve itself in conflicts and strictly rejects the use of force in international relations. For Turkmenistan, this is not merely a political strategy but, fundamentally, a moral imperative. He argued that wars strike at the very heart of human lives—shattering destinies, dreams, and hopes. Therefore, he called on the global community to exert tenfold more effort toward eliminating wars rather than doubling efforts to wage them.
To illustrate his point, the Chairman of the Halk Maslakhaty quoted the wise words of the medieval Turkmen statesman Bairam Khan Turkmen: "A victory in war is nothing compared to the ability to live in peace." This timeless wisdom serves as a guiding principle for Turkmenistan’s foreign policy today. He further noted that both Turkmenistan and China remain committed to peace, good neighborliness, and mutual respect, striving to foster trust in world politics.
In one of the most poignant moments of the interview, the National Leader spoke not as a politician, but as a concerned citizen. "A fired bullet never returns," he said, adding that it does not distinguish between an officer, a soldier, a regular citizen, or a child—it only brings tragedy. By stating that history shows "war has never truly won," Gurbanguly Berdimuhamedov reaffirmed that peace is the only viable path for the prosperity and happiness of all humanity, urging a collective commitment to non-violence.
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Ecological Shift: Golden Jackals Pro Projected to Inhabit 75% of the European Continent
Today in 06:53Once restricted mainly to the Balkans and the Black Sea coastal regions, golden jackals are rapidly expanding their footprint across Europe. According to a landmark study by an international research team published in Nature Ecology & Evolution, these adaptable predators could eventually inhabit up to 75% of the European continent—nearly a sixfold expansion from their historical range. Scientists arrived at these conclusions after monitoring nearly 9,000 sampling sites across multiple European nations.
Recent sightings and acoustic tracking confirm that jackals have established populations in the Czech Republic, the Baltic region, and even Scandinavia. The species thrives in areas with mild winters, mixed agricultural landscapes, and proximity to water sources. Regional climate warming has transformed previously uninhabitable northern areas into suitable habitats, while farming landscapes offer abundant food sources and coverage.
Biologists attribute this unprecedented expansion primarily to the historical decline of wolf populations, which naturally suppress jackal numbers and limit their movement. Smaller than wolves but slightly larger than foxes, jackals feed on small rodents, carrion, plants, and fruits. Their high ecological adaptability allows them to settle efficiently into newly colonized territories without human interference.
However, their entry into Western and Southern Europe, including countries like France and Spain, poses potential ecological consequences. Environmentalists warn that the arrival of jackals could disrupt local ecosystems and threaten endangered ground-nesting steppe birds and smaller wildlife across the Iberian Peninsula.