Kazakhstan Plans Four Nuclear Power Plants by 2050 to Boost Energy Security
Kazakhstan is set to build at least three nuclear power plants by 2050, with a fourth station under consideration to meet growing energy demands.
Kazakhstan is set to build at least three nuclear power plants by 2050, with a fourth station under consideration to meet growing energy demands.
Assets including the 'Meliana' tanker and 'Mangystau Oil Refining' plant, along with thousands of tons of fuel, have been confiscated by the state from an organized crime group in Aktau.
The Kazakhstani Tenge saw a notable strengthening against the US Dollar during the latest KASE trading session, with the dollar falling to 469.52 tenge.
Kazakhstan is set to change its university admission system, particularly for pedagogical specialties, introducing new assessment methods beyond traditional exams.
Almaty's heating network will undergo hydraulic tests from April 20 to May 6, with potential disruptions and safety warnings issued to residents.
Experts analyze Almaty's new bus lanes on Zhetysu Street, questioning if they truly represent a Bus Rapid Transit system or just a standard bus lane.
Kazakhstan is revisiting the privatization of its water infrastructure, sparking debate over state control versus private ownership and its impact on national security.
Historian Sultan Akhimbekov discusses the unique legacy of nomadic civilization and the surprising role of bureaucracy in preserving Kazakhstan's independence.
A shoe store's promotional event in Oskemen turned chaotic, leading to the organizer's arrest for disturbing public order.
Kazakhstan's first cosmonaut, Tokhtar Aubakirov, reveals surprising personal items he took on his historic space journey.
President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev honored Farrukh Zakirov, People's Artist of Uzbekistan and Kazakhstan, for his contributions to music and cultural ties.
Kazakhstan is considering a new method to identify drug consumption areas by analyzing wastewater, potentially pinpointing specific buildings and educational institutions.
The Coca-Cola Company has officially complained to the Ministry of Justice in Kazakhstan about counterfeit beverages being sold under its brand name.
Kazakhstan's government has addressed the use of the Soviet Union flag on May 9th, clarifying regulations and public sentiment.
Kazakhstan's financial watchdog uncovered schemes where microfinance organizations allegedly charged for 'guarantees' that were essentially paid deferral services, evading taxes.
New regulations in Kazakhstan now require moped riders to obtain licenses and register their vehicles, impacting thousands of drivers and potentially improving road safety.
New IT-focused residency program in Kazakhstan provides a streamlined path for digital nomads, bypassing standard immigration hurdles.
An organized criminal group, including veterinarians, has been apprehended in West Kazakhstan for stealing and selling livestock.
A major criminal case involving the embezzlement of state funds allocated for apple orchards in Shymkent has concluded its investigation, with over 430 million tenge in losses identified.
A significant agreement has been signed in the US to finance the construction of a vital highway connecting Karaganda and Zhezkazgan, boosting Kazakhstan's transit potential and regional development.
A former presidential retreat in Kazakhstan's Kostanay region has been transformed into a vital rehabilitation center for children with special needs, offering extensive facilities and care.
A debate over relocating Almaty's hippodrome has resurfaced, with the district administrator emphasizing the need for careful consideration and public consultation.
A Russian citizen's defiant dance at Astana's Baiterek monument, protesting his draft notice, has sparked widespread discussion online.
A well-known lounge bar in Almaty has had its unauthorized summer terrace removed following a court order, highlighting ongoing enforcement of construction regulations.