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The National Academic Library in Astana hosted the 4th annual book fair, where the Embassy of Turkmenistan presented a prominent cultural display. The exhibition highlighted Turkmen literary heritage and traditional values through a curated selection of national publications.
The presentation included works by President Serdar Berdimuhamedov, writings of National Leader Hero Arkadag Gurbanguly Berdimuhamedov, and the timeless poetry of Makhtumkuli Fragi. The collection attracted the attention of diplomats, scholars, and literature lovers. Guests also explored materials showcasing Turkmenistan’s rich history and cultural achievements. The day concluded with a musical performance reflecting national traditions.
On September 25, a cultural ceremony took place at the Makhtumkuli monument in Astana, dedicated to the 34th anniversary of Turkmenistan’s Independence. The event was jointly organized by the Turkmen Embassy, Astana's city administration, and local community groups. Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary Batyr Rejepov delivered a welcoming speech, after which participants laid flowers at the monument.
The celebration featured the traditional “Kushtdepdi” dance performed by the Nomad Choreographic Academy, and poetry recitals of Makhtumkuli by Turkmen students.
The cultural initiative continued in Almaty and Aktau, where the consular offices of Turkmenistan organized dance performances by Turkmen students on September 25. These events, held in prominent city locations, were part of the International Year of Peace and Trust.
At the conclusion of the programs, students expressed appreciation to President Serdar Berdimuhamedov and National Leader Gurbanguly Berdimuhamedov, emphasizing their dedication to representing Turkmenistan with honor abroad.
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British companies that invested in Bitcoin in 2025 lost £80 million ($106 million) due to its decline, ria.ru reports, citing an article in the Telegraph.
Companies listed on the London Stock Exchange spent £360 million on cryptocurrency purchases in 2025. According to the newspaper, they bought Bitcoin at a high price. This means 13 companies purchased 4,300 Bitcoins for $113,100, while the digital currency is currently worth around $88,000. In total, the losses amounted to £79.1 million.
According to the publication, Bitcoin's rise last year was driven by Donald Trump's victory in the US election and hopes that his administration would be favorable to cryptocurrencies.
However, by 2025, its price had fallen by almost 12 percent. The number of Britons investing in Bitcoin also fell from 12 percent to 8 percent.
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