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Asian Nations May Start to Use Russian-Made Police Robots in 2019-2020 - Manufacturer

Russian-made police robots might start being used by law enforcement in Asian countries, including China and South Korea, in 2019-2020, a co-founder and development director of Russian company Promobot told Sputnik on Monday.

Punia wins wrestling gold for India, Kumar bows out

NATO Member Spain to Take Part in Army-2018 Military Forum in Russia - Official

Russia's Central Military District Commander Examines Readiness for SCO Anti-Terror Drills

Foundation stone laid for UAE mission in Kazakhstan capital

Dr. Mohammed Ahmed bin Sultan Al Jaber, UAE Ambassador to the Republic of Kazakhstan, has recently participated in laying the foundation stone of the UAE mission compound in Astana, in the presence of the mission staff and military attaché and the contractors.

Turkmenistan to Host Summit of International Fund for Saving Aral Sea Next Week - Reports

Turkmenistan will host the summit of leaders of the founding member states of the International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea on Friday, local media reported.

Caspian Convention Can Help Iran Export Oil, Gas in Face of US Sanctions

The Convention on the Legal Status of the Caspian Sea signed by the leaders of Azerbaijan, Iran, Kazakhstan,

ANALYSIS: Caspian Convention Can Help Iran Export Oil, Gas in Face of US Sanctions

The Convention on the Legal Status of the Caspian Sea signed by the leaders of Azerbaijan, Iran, Kazakhstan, Russia and Turkmenistan after over 20 years of diplomatic efforts will facilitate Tehrans energy cooperation with Ashgabat and Astana and help export Iranian oil and gas products after the reinstatement of US sanctions, experts told Sputnik.

Hot stuff: China swim king Sun eyes Asian sweep

Brash, belligerent and often painted as swimming's big, bad wolf, Chinese giant Sun Yang will be looking to savage his rivals at the Asian Games.

Kazakhstan's food economy grows, spurred by Belt and Road

The corn plants at the agriculture innovation park in Turgen, a village in Kazakhstan, are as tall as an adult human being. It's a sight of pride and joy for Abumuslim Alisultanovich

Five swimmers set to make a splash at the Asian Games

Five athletes who could light up the Asian Games swimming competition, which begins on Sunday in Jakarta

Eurasian Development Bank Wants to Intensify Work in Armenia - Cabinet

The Eurasian Development Bank (EDB) is willing to expand its activities in Armenia, which joined the financial institution in 2009, the Armenian government said after talks between Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan and chairman of EDB management board Andrey Beliyaninov on Wednesday.

Turkish students volunteer in Senegal, Ghana

Turkish students are volunteering in Senegal and Chad as part of a program run by the Turkish state aid agency.

Caspian Convention Opens Great Prospects for Energy Sector Cooperation - Russian Minister

The signing of the Convention on the Legal Status of the Caspian Sea opens up great prospects for cooperation in the fuel and energy sector, Russian Energy Minister Alexander Novak said Wednesday.

Convention on Caspian Sea Prevented US, NATO Schemes in Region - Iranian President

The conclusion of the Convention on the Legal Status of the Caspian Sea has prevented the United States and NATO from conspiring to deploy troops and establish military bases in the region, Iranian President Hassan Rouhani said on Wednesday.