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Newly revealed documents show Israel required Google and Amazon to create a covert payment system for data access requests as part of their $1.2 billion cloud contract. The agreement reportedly prevents the tech giants from suspending services to Israeli government entities regardless of human rights concerns.During his inaugural visit to Ankara, German Chancellor Friedrich Merz called for enhanced strategic partnerships to navigate a new geopolitical era. He emphasized the need to leverage the full potential of German-Turkish relations, highlighting existing cooperation as a strong foundation for future collaboration.Germany's Chancellor Friedrich Merz has pledged to deepen bilateral cooperation with Türkiye during his inaugural visit to Ankara. The conservative leader emphasized enhancing partnership in foreign policy, security, energy, and trade in a meeting with President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan.A massive humanitarian crisis is unfolding in Sudan's Darfur region as tens of thousands flee the RSF-controlled city of El-Fasher. Over one million displaced people have overwhelmed neighboring towns, creating catastrophic conditions with severe malnutrition and inadequate medical care. Humanitarian groups are issuing urgent appeals for international intervention as the situation rapidly deteriorates.A massive humanitarian crisis is unfolding in Sudan's Darfur region as tens of thousands flee the RSF-controlled city of El-Fasher. Over one million displaced people have overwhelmed neighboring towns, creating catastrophic conditions with severe malnutrition and inadequate medical care. Humanitarian groups are issuing urgent appeals for international intervention as the situation rapidly deteriorates.

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Kazakhstan, Turkmenistan sign 20 documents to bolster intergovernmental ties, cooperation

06:32, 11/10/2024, Friday

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Kazakhstan, Turkmenistan sign 20 documents to bolster intergovernmental ties, cooperation

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Astana has been and remains a reliable ally of Ashgabat on all issues, including energy, transport, logistics, cultural and humanitarian cooperation, says Kazakh President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev

Kazakhstan and Turkmenistan on Thursday signed 20 documents to bolster intergovernmental ties and bilateral cooperation during Kazakh President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev's official visit to the capital Ashgabat.

A statement from the Kazakh presidential press service Akorda said the documents, which include agreements to deepen cooperation in the investment, transport, logistics, agriculture, and culture sectors, were signed by delegations from both countries following talks between Tokayev and Turkmen President Serdar Berdimuhamedow.

“Turkmenistan is a very close country to us (and) a natural strategic partner. I would like to say that Kazakhstan has been and remains a reliable ally of Turkmenistan on all the issues that you mentioned, be it energy, transport, logistics, cultural and humanitarian cooperation,” Tokayev was quoted as saying during a narrow-format meeting with Berdimuhamedow.

He said Kazakhstan respects Turkmenistan's neutral status in international politics and that Ashgabat contributes significantly to regional and international security.

“We are ready to closely interact with each other, primarily within the UN and other international organizations,” he added.

Berdimuhamedow, for his part, expressed his country's gratitude to Kazakhstan for its support of Turkmenistan's neutral foreign policy, as well as its international initiatives put forward within the UN and other international structures.

“In turn, Turkmenistan supports the foreign policy of the Republic of Kazakhstan. We also attach particular importance to the development of trade and economic ties between our countries,” Berdimuhamedow said, indicating that they continue to jointly work in areas such as energy, transport, trade, and agriculture.

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Titles :Kassym-Jomart Tokayev Kazakhstan Serdar Berdimuhamedow Turkmenistan

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