First October snowfall blankets Rakhmanovskiye Klyuchi resort in East Kazakhstan: snow-covered road footage delights Kazakhstanis as forecasters promise rain and wind.
Swedish researchers at the Karolinska Institute studied data from 21,000 twins and found the link between screen time and depression and anxiety may be overstated.
Fitness trainer Lera Logunova explains why cardio doesn't replace a warm-up: joints need targeted preparation, and strength training needs 8–10 minutes of it.
University of Notre Dame study: serving sauce separately from a dish makes consumers choose healthier menus and perceive the portion as wholesome.
Kazakhstan's organ transplants rose from 236 in 2023 to 310 in 2025, the Health Ministry says. The waiting list holds 4,867 patients, including 126 children.
In Aktobe, volunteers rescued 86-year-old Tatyana Pavlovna, who lived in filth and hunger. The pensioner was hospitalized, and police are investigating who received her pension.
Jamila Nurkalieva, former director of Tselinny, graces the cover of Tatler Kazakhstan's art issue, discussing Central Asian art, education and new projects.
Starting in 2027, Kazakhstan will allow residents to receive basic tests, ECG, fluorography, and kidney ultrasound without OSMS insurance status during their first polyclinic visit.
A loaf of bread from East Germany, frozen by a family in 1990 and kept for 36 years, has gone on display at Berlin's Deutschlandmuseum as "The Last Bread of the GDR."
Karaganda's Court No. 2 reinstated a polyclinic's chief accountant after unlawful dismissal, ruling the disciplinary sanctions were invalid and awarding back pay.
September 2026 was the warmest on record in Kazakhstan: the average temperature exceeded the norm by 2.38 degrees, and in Petropavlovsk by 4.1 degrees.
A 40-year-old mother of five in Baikonur faces a criminal case over child abuse. Prosecutors ruled the case lawful and an investigation is under way.
Physiotherapist Vladimir Karasenko rated recovery methods on a ten-point scale: sleep 10/10, a walk 9/10, lying down all day 2/10.
Judges and staff of Kazakhstan's Cassation Courts are providing screenshots of a 10-year gambling self-exclusion. The internal security department collects the reports as part of anti-corruption efforts.
Registering a tenant in Kazakhstan does not grant rights to the apartment. A lawyer explains why registration is needed, the fines involved and how to do it online.
In Uralsk, residents of a private sector oppose a five-story building constructed right next to their homes. People complain of damage and lack of privacy.
Unfavorable weather conditions are expected in Almaty, Atyrau, Aktau, Aktobe, Uralsk and Zhezkazgan on October 9. Kazhydromet issued recommendations for residents.
Aktobe woman alleges dental malpractice after treatment: chemical burn, hospitalization and risk of infertility. Inspection found violations.
A female bear and cub were filmed near homes and School No. 12 in Ridder. Specialists have arrived to scare them off as residents demand action.
A woman in Aktobe says dental treatment left her toothless and unable to have IVF. An inspection found the dentist had only a secondary medical education.
Kazakhstanis with foreign driver's licenses cannot exchange them at special service centers: Almaty police explained the exchange procedure and reasons for delays.
The Almaty akimat has published phone numbers of officials responsible for each district for the heating launch starting October 9, 2026. Where to call if problems arise.
Kazakhstan's Interior Ministry confirmed new ID cards list only the country in the place-of-birth field and said existing documents do not need to be replaced.
A wolverine has been recorded in Bayanaul for the first time, marking the first sighting of the predator in Kazakhstan's Pavlodar Region and expanding data on the rare species.