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Global Air Travel Demand to Double by 2050, IATA Says
IATA forecasts worldwide passenger air travel will more than double by 2050, driven by Asia-Pacific and Africa, with global RPK reaching 20–22 trillion.
The GCC Region Post-U.S.–Iran Conflict
In an exclusive senior advisor interview, the Swedish pracademic and international business strategist, Mr. Alex Matrsson, articulates that the GCC—comprising Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, Qatar, Kuwait, Bahrain, and Oman—occupies a pivotal geopolitical axis, …
Baiterek Holding and Export Credit Agency Launch “Buy From Kazakhstan” Platform to Promote Kazakhstani Products on the Global Stage.
In an era marked by swift globalization and technological upheaval, nations must harness innovation to redefine their global standing. Kazakhstan is a prime example of such transformative ambition. At the forefront of this evolution, Baiterek …
IATA Releases 2025 Safety Report Highlighting Flight Risks
IATA’s 2025 safety report shows stable aviation performance but a rise in passenger fatalities, with lessons for airline safety and risk management.
UN Proclaims 1 October as International Coffee Day
The UN General Assembly has proclaimed October 1 International Coffee Day, recognizing coffee’s cultural significance and role in global trade and livelihoods.
US-Israel Aggression Against Iran Threatens Global Order
Recent US and Israeli attacks on Iran highlight regional instability and threaten the global order, emphasizing the limits of diplomacy and international law.
Kazakhstan Ratifies “Green Corridor” Strategic Energy Pact
Kazakhstan’s parliament ratified the Green Corridor agreement with Azerbaijan and Uzbekistan to export renewable energy to Europe via Caspian Sea HVDC cable.
Mojtaba Khamenei Named Iran’s New Supreme Leader
Iran’s Experts Council confirms Mojtaba Khamenei, son of slain Ali Khamenei, as the country’s third Supreme Leader amid regional tensions.
Strike on an Elementary School in Iran was Carried Out by American Forces - Reports
U.S. investigators are examining the possibility that the strike on an elementary school in southern Iran was carried out by American forces, Reuters reported, citing two unnamed officials.
Iran’s President Announces Suspension of Strikes on Neighboring Countries Except in Case of Aggression
The interim governing council of Iran has decided to halt strikes on neighboring countries, except in instances of aggression from their side, Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian stated.