Pakistan reopens Afghan supply routes as US says sorry
Pakistan agreed to reopen key supply routes into Afghanistan Tuesday, ending a bitter stand-off after US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton said she was sorry for the loss of life in a botched air raid.
Kazakhstan is ready to help UN establish peaceful life in Afghanistan: Nazarbayev
Nursultan Nazarbayev met with special representative of UN Secretary General and head of UN Mission in Afghanistan Jan Kubis.
Afghan students will be checked by psychologists and special services prior to entering Kazakhstan universities
We know the situation in Afghanistan, that's why the students will be selected by Kazakhstan citizens: Minister.
200 Afghan students to study in Kazakhstan medical universities
Kazakhstan Majilis ratified the protocol on amendments to the Agreements between the governments of Kazakhstan and Afghanistan on cooperation in education.
Kazakhstan Foreign Minister and President of Afghanistan met in Kabul
Kazakhstan Foreign Minister held bilateral meetings with President of Afghanistan, Parliament speaker, Afghanistan Foreign Minister and other officials.
Afghanistan became SCO observer
Nursultan Nazarbayev and other heads of SCO member-countries signed a package of documents on the plan of the organization’s further activities.
Nazarbayev supports involvement of Afghanistan and Turkey in SCO activities
Approval of Afghanistan’s request for SCO observer status enhance economic and humanitarian cooperation with this country: Nazarbayev.
NATO and Central Asia agreed on military transit from Afghanistan
NATO has agreed with Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan and Kyrgyzstan on the use of the territories of the Central Asian countries for withdrawal of vehicles and military armament from Afghanistan.
American troops make no difference in Afghanistan: Yerlan Karin
Americans in Afghanistan do not control the whole situation. They stay at their bases and get attacked even at their bases and even more so outside their bases.
In absence of Cold War NATO’s role is obscure: President Nazarbayev
According to him, Western ideology was based on the idea of “the Western system [of values] being the most progressive, whereas the Soviet Union reportedly failing everywhere”.
Kazakhstan approved transit of Spanish military property to Afghanistan
Nursultan Nazarbayev signed a law on ratification of the Agreement between Kazakhstan and Spain on transit of Spanish military property and personnel to Afghanistan via Kazakhstan.
NATO says Australia's Afghan pullout part of war plans
Australia's decision to bring troops home from Afghanistan earlier than expected was part of the war strategy and would not prompt other nations to rush out.
Kazakhstan citizens trained by Talibs may come back home: Expert
Kazakhstan residents gaining fighting experience in Taliban movement in Afghanistan may come back to their homeland and attempt to create terrorist groups.
CSTO Foreign Ministers discussed enhancement of Tajikistan-Afghanistan border
Ministers of Foreign Affairs of CSTO member-states have discussed enhancement of the border between Tajikistan and Afghanistan.
Kazakhstan parliament aproved transit of Spanish military cargoes and personnel to Afghanistan
Kazakhstan parliament ratified the agreement on transit of Spanish military cargoes and personnel to Afghanistan.
U.S. "want to own" Central Asian special forces: media
U.S., same as Russia, are interested in retaining authoritarian, but secular political regimes in the region.
U.S. eyeing secret data of Kazakhstan intelligence forces
The U.S. have prepared a new project for countering Afghan drug trafficking that will involve five Central Asia states.
Majilis ratified agreement on transit of military property to Afghanistan via Kazakhstan
This is a message of our good will, support to the international forces ensuring security in Afghanistan: MP.
Kazakhstan is ready to increase transit of U.S. cargoes to Afghanistan
Altai Abibullayev commented on the possibility of an increase of transit of American cargoes to Afghanistan via Kazakhstan.
U.S. forces' withdrawal from Afghanistan will flood Central Asia with weapons
Russian authorities are concerned over a possibility of a massive flow of weapons into Central Asia after NATO forces are withdrawn from Afghanistan in 2014.