Kazakhstan Cracks Down on Notaries Creating Fake Debts
New legislation aims to curb fraudulent activities by notaries who have created over 280,000 fake debt records, costing citizens millions.
New legislation aims to curb fraudulent activities by notaries who have created over 280,000 fake debt records, costing citizens millions.
Kazakhstan is implementing new regulations to stop bothersome autocalls for missed calls, with notifications now exclusively sent via SMS.
Residents in the Zhetysu region successfully sued their internet provider, securing refunds for poor service quality.
Renowned Kazakh singer Meirambek Bespayev receives the prestigious 'Parasat' Order, recognizing his significant contributions to Kazakh art and culture.
Analysis shows significant disparities in wealth across Kazakhstan, with some regions struggling far behind others. Discover which areas face the greatest challenges.
Nurali Aliyev, grandson of Nursultan Nazarbayev, urges a focus on spiritual renewal and self-awareness as the world undergoes significant shifts.
A renowned writer's persistent questioning about a court case allegedly caused singer Sayat Medeuov to disembark a train prematurely.
Over 200 drivers with Armenian, Georgian, and Russian plates gathered in Atyrau to protest increased police checks and fines.
Authorities and volunteers cleared an elderly woman's apartment in Semey, removing 10 KamAZ truckloads of accumulated waste after resident complaints.
New regulations in Kazakhstan significantly alter the process for obtaining residency permits, impacting migrants and ethnic Kazakhs, particularly in major cities.
A young doctor couple shares their experiences moving from Almaty to a village, discussing rural life, salaries, and the realities of working in Kazakhstan's healthcare system.
Bahrain, Kuwait, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, and the UAE have stated they will not recognize Iran's new body for regulating shipping in the Strait of Hormuz.
A nine-year-long project to transform the Rayymbek Batyr mausoleum in Almaty into a modern museum has faced significant delays and cost overruns.
Authorities and volunteers are actively searching for Yerzat Yegizbay, a 25-year-old who disappeared from his Almaty construction site on May 19th.
Investment prosecutors have launched an investigation following a complaint by Sin Yuan Steel LLC regarding an alleged unlawful police raid, impacting foreign investors and workers.
Forecasters predict an exceptionally hot summer for Almaty, with temperatures potentially soaring to new highs and increasing smog levels.
Ruslan Zheldibai, previously a Member of Parliament, has taken on a new significant position within the Parliament's administration.
Ukraine intensifies efforts to recover Russian assets following a Kazakhstan court's decision to seize $1.4 billion from Gazprom, prompting President Zelenskyy's renewed commitment to legal action.
South Korea officially bans the breeding, slaughter, and sale of dogs for meat starting February 2027, marking a significant cultural and ethical evolution.
Russian billionaire Mikhail Smirnov tragically passed away in a road accident just a month before his 54th birthday. The incident involved a motorcycle and a car.
Almaty residents questioned the effectiveness of ongoing bridge repairs on Saiyn Street. The city administration has provided an explanation.
Kazakh citizens will now receive advance notification via e-government portal and SMS before their bank accounts are frozen due to debt.
Kazakhstan has secured over $451 billion in foreign direct investment since 1991, with a significant portion flowing into the processing industry. Learn more about the key investors and sectors.
A long-standing dispute over the DoubleTree by Hilton Almaty hotel has resurfaced, with accusations of illegal seizure and undervaluation of assets worth billions.