TEKNOFEST Aviation, Space and Technology Festival, which is among the leading technology festivals of the world, will be held outside Turkey for the first time this year. Institutions and organizations from Turkey such as ASELSAN, Baykar, HAVELSAN, ROKETSAN, STM, TEI, Turkish Aerospace Industries and Turkish Space Agency will participate in the Crystal festival in Baku, Azerbaijan on May 26-29. Participating organizations from Azerbaijan and young people who will take part in the competitions will also introduce their products and projects within the framework of the festival. In addition, Azerbaijan Air Force, Turkish Stars and SOLOTÜRK will perform demonstration flights over Baku.

Within the framework of the festival, Baku Skills, Environmental Technologies, Technology for the Benefit of Humanity, Unmanned Aerial Vehicles, Gliders, Agricultural Technologies, CanSet, Robotics, Smart Karabakh Hackathon, Rocket League European Championship competitions will be held in high school, undergraduate and higher graduate categories. Approximately 5,000 people will compete in the festival, which will be held on an area of 120,000 square meters.

TEKNOFEST is expected to host 50,000 visitors every day.

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Students Block Serbian State TV in Ongoing Protests

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Student-led protesters in Serbia have blockaded state broadcasters RTS and RTV, demanding management overhaul or complete shutdown due to alleged biased reporting. Tents were set up outside buildings in Belgrade and Novi Sad, blocking entry and disrupting broadcasts. RTS called the blockade illegal, while RTV’s head labeled it “terrorism.”

The protests follow a deadly building collapse in Novi Sad that killed 15 people in November 2024. Despite government reshuffles and resignations, demonstrations persist. President Aleksandar Vucic dismissed the unrest as a failed “color revolution.”

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