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Solar vehicles in Chile race across world's driest desert Fifteen solar panel vehicles, some that look like small space ships, raced across Chile's Atacama desert Friday as part of a contest to build low-cost environmentally-friendly cars.

19 November 2012

Afghan women learn literacy through mobile phones Afghanistan has launched a new literacy programme that enables Afghan women deprived of a basic education during decades of war to learn to read and write using a mobile phone.

19 November 2012

Girl, seven, feared taken by crocodile in Australia Australian police searching for a 7-year-old girl feared taken by a crocodile Saturday said finding what appeared to be human remains inside a three-metre reptile was a "heartbreaking" development.

18 November 2012

Nazarbayev calls for dual education model Kazakhstan President Nursultan Nazarbayev called the country's companies to implement a dual education model.

17 November 2012

US sees dramatic rise in diabetes rates: study The United States saw a dramatic rise in the number of adults suffering from diabetes between 1995 and 2010, according to official statistics.

17 November 2012

Australia creates world's largest marine reserves Australia Friday created the world's largest network of marine reserves, protecting a huge swathe of ocean environment despite claims it will devastate the fishing industry.

16 November 2012

Petraeus sex scandal amuses Taliban The sex scandal that has brought down CIA chief David Petraeus may be causing heartache in the Washington security establishment but the affair has prompted laughter among the Taliban.

16 November 2012

Religious institutions have to report for foreign money: Lama Sharif Financial activities of religious unions are government by the Law щn non-commercial organizations acting in Kazakhstan since January 16, 2001.

16 November 2012

Kazakhstan Religions Agency commented banning of scientologists Deputy chairman of Kazakhstan Agency for Religious Affairs Marat Azalkhanov explained why scientologists were refused a registration.

15 November 2012

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Netherlands to implement enhanced border controls

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Kazakhstan, Azerbaijan, and Uzbekistan Presidents sign strategic agreement

yesterday, 21:13

Over 700 seals found dead on Mangystau coastline

yesterday, 20:57

Time zone change initiator appeals to Kazakhstanis

yesterday, 20:21

Tokayev visited the Kazakhstan pavilion at the COP29 climate summit

yesterday, 20:07

The dollar has fallen in Kazakhstan

yesterday, 18:39

Tokayev met with the President of the Republic of North Macedonia

yesterday, 18:09

Tokayev called Greece a reliable partner in the European Union

yesterday, 17:16

Minister compares time change to moving Kazakhstan's capital

yesterday, 15:34

Dollar, euro, and ruble decline in Kazakhstan’s exchange offices

yesterday, 15:13

Financial Monitoring Agency seized counterfeit dollars and euros in Kazakhstan

yesterday, 14:43

Record immigration from China and Mongolia: who is coming to Kazakhstan

yesterday, 11:58

How the time change affected Kazakhstan's energy system

yesterday, 10:28

Trump's victory affected the tenge - National Bank

yesterday, 09:39

'It’s our common problem' Tokayev spoke at the World Leaders Climate Action Summit

yesterday, 08:08

Kazakhstanis “attacked” the Facebook of the initiator of the time zone change

12 November 2024, 23:38

Fog and snowstorms: weather in Astana and Almaty for three days

12 November 2024, 17:56

Bishimbayev was connected to the court from the colony via a cell phone

12 November 2024, 17:19

Trump to appoint former rival as secretary of state - media

12 November 2024, 13:13

Tokayev to speak at World Leaders Climate Action Summit in Baku

12 November 2024, 13:03

Want to build your dream home next door to Obama? Have you got a cool million or two and a burning desire to live next door to President Barack Obama? You may be in luck.

15 November 2012

Three rare Sumatran tiger cubs born at Indonesia zoo A critically endangered Sumatran tiger has given birth to three cubs at an Indonesian zoo.

15 November 2012

No cognitive decline for women with migraines: study Women suffering from migraines are more likely to experience changes to their brain tissue, though these do not appear to cause long-term damage to their mental condition.

14 November 2012

UN rights chief warns Australia on refugees The UN's top human rights official Wednesday described a hunger strike by refugees banished by Australia to the remote Pacific as a sign of the "unbearable conditions" of their detention.

14 November 2012

Flu, fever in pregnancy tied to autism risk - study Women who had the flu or ran a fever for more than a week during their pregnancy face a greater risk of having a child with an autism spectrum disorder.

13 November 2012

Eclipse hunters chase sun to tropical Australia It lasts for barely two minutes, but the chance to witness the eerie spectacle of day turning briefly to night in a solar eclipse has brought thousands of shadow chasers to Australia.

13 November 2012

New Zealander admits Prince Charles manure plan An elderly New Zealand anti-royalist planned to hurl manure at Britain's Prince Charles and his wife Camilla during their visit to Auckland.

13 November 2012

Malnutrition in N.Korea despite better harvests: UN North Korea's staple food output has improved but the poverty-stricken country is still struggling to eradicate malnutrition and provide its people with vital protein.

13 November 2012

Majority of polled Kazakhstan citizens want to work past retirement 36 percent of those who want to work until retirement (and after if they can) are confident that it is impossible to live on pension payments.

13 November 2012

500 rabbis call for release of US man jailed in Cuba The wife jailed US contractor Alan Gross took part in a Florida protest Sunday seeking her husband's release from a Cuba prison, as some 500 rabbis from around the world appealed to Havana on his behalf.

12 November 2012