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Activists hope gay marriage debate will stir Japan Koyuki Higashi is slim, articulate and intelligent, things that make a would-be wife attractive to many in Japan. But Higashi knows she will probably never marry because she is a lesbian.

30 July 2012

Author of US fracking study had gas industry ties: watchdog A university study that claimed fracking for gas deep beneath the Earth's surface did not cause water contamination was led by a US professor with financial ties to the gas industry.

29 July 2012

Small breakthroughs offer big hope of AIDS 'cure' Small but significant breakthrough studies on people who have been able to overcome or control HIV were presented Thursday at a major world conference on ways to stem the three-decade-old disease.

28 July 2012

America misses out on live London Olympic ceremony A billion people across the globe turned on their TVs to watch the opening ceremony of the London Olympics live Friday, but very few of them were in US.

28 July 2012

Chinese buying more luxury goods at home: survey Chinese shoppers are increasingly buying luxury goods in mainland China, turning away from high-end stores abroad and in Hong Kong.

28 July 2012

Sea rise threatens 'paradise' Down Under When Elaine Pearce left Sydney for the seaside peace of Old Bar 12 years ago she was assured her new house was a solid investment, with a century's worth of frontage to guard against erosion.

27 July 2012

Mexico to vaccinate 10 million birds in flu outbreak Mexico will start vaccinating some 10 million poultry Thursday against the highly contagious bird flu strain that has already led to the deaths of five million birds which either fell ill or were slaughtered.

27 July 2012

Wealthy Kazakhs take wolves as guards Wealthy Kazakhstan residents buy wolves to guard their houses.

27 July 2012

UFO will be raised from bottom of Ural River in West Kazakhstan West Kazakhstan Emergency department is going to find out what object fell into the Ural River this winter.

27 July 2012

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

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“I wanted to wash my hands”: passersby pulled two children out of the river in Astana

yesterday, 23:17

Japanese prime minister fell asleep during his re-election

yesterday, 22:48

Financial Market Regulatory Agency responded to the Supreme Court's proposal

yesterday, 22:22

Snow leopards from Kazakhstan to be monitored by British drones

yesterday, 21:51

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

yesterday, 17:19

Trump to appoint former rival as secretary of state - media

yesterday, 13:13

Kazakhstan plans to launch its first rocket into space

yesterday, 10:10

Kassym-Jomart Tokayev arrived in Baku

11 November 2024, 23:38

“Korean“ muscat grapes have become TikTok sensation

11 November 2024, 21:47

Foreigner convicted in Kazakhstan after being detained with vapes

11 November 2024, 20:39

Bishimbayev's current location revealed by his lawyer

11 November 2024, 19:48

Shigeru Ishiba elected Japan's new Prime Minister

11 November 2024, 17:08

Kazakhstan to send military experts to Turkey for drone production study

11 November 2024, 16:59

Information about “escape of Bishimbayev“: сriminal сase initiated

11 November 2024, 15:37

Biden suspected of faking dementia symptoms

11 November 2024, 15:04

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

11 November 2024, 12:45

Powerful solar flares occurred on the Sun again

11 November 2024, 12:27

Snowfall in Astana: 10-point traffic jams in the city

11 November 2024, 11:32

Committee denies rumors of former minister Bishimbayev’s escape

11 November 2024, 11:18

Egypt all-veiled TV aims to cover women's needs A satellite channel run and hosted by fully-veiled presenters aims to break down the barriers for women in niqab who until the revolution were shunned by Egypt's lucrative television industry.

27 July 2012

AIDS cure may have two main pathways: experts Investigators are looking into two main paths toward a cure for AIDS, based on the stunning stories of a small group of people around the world who have been able to overcome the disease.

26 July 2012

Famous Kazakhstan scientist died at Khan Tengri Outstanding Kazakhstan physicist Adilet Imambekov died in Khan Tengri mountains on the border of Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan on July 19.

26 July 2012

First Kazakhstan round-the-world trip completed The first round-the-world sea voyage in the history of Kazakhstan has been completed these days.

26 July 2012

Mobile phones help bolster Uganda's fight against HIV Stella Nayiga clutches her mobile phone as she describes the messages that she received punctually every morning and evening for over a year, reminding her to take her antiretroviral (ARV) drugs regularly.

26 July 2012

Wife of N. Korea's Kim is former singer: S. Korea media The wife of North Korea's Kim Jong-Un is a former singer who caught the leader's eye while she was giving a performance, South Korean media said Thursday after Pyongyang disclosed the marriage.

26 July 2012

New York bids farewell to 'Queen of Soul Food' New Yorkers gave a big sendoff to "Queen of Soul Food" Sylvia Woods, whose famed Harlem restaurant served everybody from Muhammad Ali to Bill Clinton.

25 July 2012

Sunbed tanning kills 800 in Europe every year: study Sunbed users run a 20 percent higher risk than non-users of developing skin cancer, according to a report that blamed some 800 melanoma deaths in Europe every year on indoor tanning.

25 July 2012

US university removes Paterno statue after child sex scandal Workers at Penn State University on Sunday used jackhammers and a forklift to remove a statue of legendary football coach Joe Paterno, tarnished by a child sex scandal that saw his top aide imprisoned.

25 July 2012

Young African women risk HIV infections from older men Poverty drove single teenage mother Kate Mzungu to seek out a rich older man, who buys her food and pays for her housing in exchange for the pleasures of her young company.

25 July 2012