Kyrgyzstan's Prosecutor General's Office appeals verdict in 'Letter of 75' case involving ex-security chief Kamchybek Tashiev and others. Details of the appeal and case context.
Russian anti-war politician Boris Nadezhdin fled to Paris amid pre-election crackdown. He was barred from running and labeled a foreign agent. Details on infohub.kz.
ОАР-да швейцариялық геолог Лука Маджини мен жергілікті кенші ұрланып, өлтірілді. Шабуыл Бангиден солтүстікке қарай 55 шақырым жерде болған.
Opposition politician Boris Nadezhdin, who criticized Russia's war in Ukraine and tried to challenge Putin in 2024, said he has left Russia. He shared a video from Paris, saying he is alive and free.
President Trump accuses Iran of duplicity over claims of talks with Oman, calling them empty talk. He warns Iran will never get nuclear weapons. Details on infohub.kz.
Russia's FAS opens case against Apple over failure to pre-install MAX messenger and RuStore on iOS devices. Details on infohub.kz.
Kazakhstan ranks 77th in the Rumavi Global Relocation Index 2026 due to harsh winters and low housing prices. Details in the article.
Scientists found that land subsidence in coastal cities accelerates flooding more than sea-level rise, with rates up to 6 mm/year, triple the global average.
In Zhambyl region, a relative of a patient was fined for insulting a doctor in a hospital. The incident occurred in Shu city; the man was found guilty of petty hooliganism.
A conscript soldier in Konaev fell from a fourth-floor window at a military unit, sustaining injuries. He is hospitalized, a criminal case has been opened, and an investigation is underway.
Morocco's King Mohammed VI has confirmed that a major highway has been named after US President Donald Trump. The king's letter highlights the historic recognition of Morocco's sovereignty over Western Sahara.
Police in Zharkent solved an unusual theft: 625 chocolate bars worth over 530,000 tenge were stolen from a shopping center. The suspect has been detained.
Cypriot court allows British man to fly to UK for his son's funeral after the boy fell from a hotel window. He must return by Sept. 15.
Uganda's military unveiled a monument to Yonatan Netanyahu, the brother of Israeli PM, who was killed during the 1976 Entebbe hostage rescue. The statue was unveiled by Gen. Muhoozi Kainerugaba.
Todd Blanche reaches deal with senators, issues order to terminate Trump's $1.8 billion fund. Other US political news: measles surge, Iran strikes, and more.
A drone strike by the Sudanese army on a court session in Darfur killed 35 people, a rights group says. The attack occurred in Ghara al-Zawiya village, controlled by the RSF.
Sergey Zhukov thanked Kazakhstani fans for their warm welcome after a concert in Ekibastuz, calling the performance a real holiday.
At Amsterdam Pride, an installation depicted Putin and Trump as a kissing couple. Organizers said they aimed to show the human side of politicians.
Millie, a British cat, celebrates her 31st birthday. Her owner credits bottled water and a special diet for her longevity.
Residents of Ukili village in Abai region unanimously refused alcohol, gaining the status of "Village without Alcohol." All 17 families supported the decision, reports Polisia.kz.
Austria breaks July heat records as Japan braces for Typhoon Dolphin. Europe's heatwave and Pacific typhoon updates. Vancouver's wettest July since 2016.
A man was shot dead in Lugovoye village, Zhambyl region. Police detained a suspect and launched a murder investigation. Relatives link the killing to a criminal group.
Air Astana responds to business class complaints after swapping aircraft, leaving passengers with standard seats instead of lie-flat beds on routes like Almaty-Guangzhou.
Economic damage from wildfires and extreme heat in Europe has exceeded €3 billion, with the Financial Times estimating losses at €3.1 billion for five eurozone countries.