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.
A 25-year-old former sales manager in Taraz has been sentenced to eight years in prison for defrauding clients and his company of over 334 million tenge.
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.
Kazakhstan's Parliament has approved Nurlubek Nalibayev for the role of First Deputy Prime Minister, succeeding Roman Sklyar.
Kazakhstan introduces significant changes to traffic regulations, affecting average speed calculations, electric scooter usage, and more, starting May 11 and July 12.
Mexico City is rapidly sinking due to excessive groundwater extraction, a phenomenon now observable from space and impacting infrastructure.
The ex-wife of singer Tamara Asar's husband has publicly accused him of failing to support his children from a previous marriage, sparking controversy.
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's Foreign Minister met with the Ukrainian Ambassador to explore avenues for strengthening bilateral ties and address pressing regional and international matters.
The United States has officially ended its 'Epic Rage' military operation targeting Iran, with Secretary of State Marco Rubio announcing a transition to 'Project Freedom' and a focus on restoring maritime traffic.
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.
Russia is set to implement a significant monetary reform starting September 1st, driven by declining public trust in the banking system and a surge in cash demand. This shift could reshape the nation's financial landscape.
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.
Almaty International Airport has been held administratively liable following a severe flooding incident that inundated its terminal roof, prompting an urgent review.
An explosion occurred at a plant in Ust-Kamenogorsk, with emergency services investigating the cause and searching for potential casualties.
A firearm stolen during the January unrest has been found near Sairan Lake in Almaty, highlighting ongoing efforts to recover illicit weapons.
The UAE's Ministry of Defense has stated its full readiness to counter any threats following missile and drone attacks from Iran, emphasizing national security.