Kazakhstan President Awards High Military and Special Ranks
President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev has bestowed high military and special ranks upon several servicemen and law enforcement officers, recognizing their service.
President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev has bestowed high military and special ranks upon several servicemen and law enforcement officers, recognizing their service.
A prominent blogger argues that traditional Kazakh hospitality has devolved into a 'service staff syndrome,' urging a re-evaluation of cultural practices.
A new medal will be established in Kazakhstan to honor citizens who display exceptional bravery in the fight against terrorism, starting with police captain Gaziz Baitasov.
Kazakhstan is planning to introduce special green license plates for electric vehicles to simplify identification and streamline access to designated areas and charging stations.
Kazakh President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev posthumously awarded the 'People's Hero' title to WWII veteran Kenjebai Madenov for his exceptional bravery.
A cultural expert explains why Kazakhstan's nomadic past shaped its unique relationship with alcohol, contrasting it with settled agricultural societies.
Almaty's CHPP-2 is transitioning to gas, addressing the fate of thousands of tons of coal ash accumulated over a decade.
Kazakhstan makes history as the first Central Asian nation to present projects at the SelectUSA Investment Summit, fostering economic ties with the US.
Karaganda launches Tomorrow School, an innovative AI and IT training center, to cultivate a new generation of tech professionals.
Foreign universities operating in Kazakhstan will now be required to teach Kazakh language and history, ensuring cultural integration for students.
Kazakhstan's electricity tariffs are set to increase by an average of 4-5% due to rising operational costs and accumulated debts, according to the Vice Minister of Energy.
Kazakhstan is set to transform its intercity and regional bus services with a new digital system for ticketing, route management, and passenger verification.
Kazakh entrepreneur Tursengali Alaguzov shares his inspiring story of overcoming business loss and his commitment to supporting his employees.
The prosecution against Daniyar Meirkhan, head of Kazakhstan's anti-drug committee, has been officially terminated, according to his legal representative.
Michael Daniel, with over 40 years of aviation experience, has been appointed head of Kazakhstan's Civil Aviation Administration, aiming to establish direct flights to the US.
Six national companies under Samruk-Kazyna have undergone staff optimization, primarily affecting administrative and management positions, with no impact on production personnel.
A compromising video filmed inside a college classroom in Kazakhstan, featuring the national flag, has sparked public discussion online.
In a remarkable gesture, the owner of Shymkent Brewery has gifted 50 apartments to long-serving employees as the company celebrates its 50th anniversary.
Kazakhstan's population has grown by over 48,000 people since the start of 2026, reaching a new milestone.
Bolek village in Kazakhstan boasts clean air, green spaces, and good infrastructure, but residents face disruption from nearby construction quarries.
A vast 226-hectare coastal property in Aktau, once a presidential residence, has been returned to state ownership but its future use remains debated, shifting from child welfare to tourism and development.
An economist explains the complex role of Kazakhstan's base interest rate, detailing why lowering it might not benefit everyone and could fuel inflation.
A criminal case for stalking has been initiated against a man in Aktobe who persistently harassed his former wife for a month.
A prominent journalist has called for public support for actor Kairat Adilgerey, who reportedly owes 60 million tenge, sparking a debate on backing local cinema versus personal financial responsibility.