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Better care can save 3-m babies, mothers per year The lives of three million women and babies can be saved every year by 2025 for an annual investment of about a dollar per head in better maternity care, researchers said.

21 May 2014

Bolashak wins lawsuits against students One third of Bolashak scholarship holders who were charged for academic failure appeal against the decision.

19 May 2014

Population of Zhanaozen exceeds plans The population of Zhanaozen town in western Kazakhstan has exceeded the development plan.

18 May 2014

Viktor Sukhodrev, English voice of Soviet leaders, dies at 81 The legendary interpreter who served as the English-language voice of every Soviet leader from Nikita Khrushchev to Mikhail Gorbachev has died in Moscow aged 81.

17 May 2014

Surgeon saves child's life with angle grinder A local surgeon in Kostanay Oblast village Vladimir Kukhar saved a boy’s life with an angle grinder.

17 May 2014

If you can’t buy a loaf of bread, take it for free A Taldykorgan bakery gives away bread for free to those who cannot pay for it.

17 May 2014

Academic take on baraholka issue in Almaty: American's first-hand experience Dena Sholk, a graduate student in the School of Foreign Service from Georgetown University came to Almaty to research the role of baraholkas (markets) in Kazakhstan’s economy as a part of her dissertation fieldwork.

16 May 2014

Mango ale? Florida soaks up craft-beer boom Florida is known for its sunshine and beaches -- and increasingly for its quality craft beer, good enough to compete with microbrewed ale from anywhere in the United States.

16 May 2014

Possible Columbus wreck off Haiti in danger of looting The US marine archaeologist who believes he has found the famous flagship of Christopher Columbus said Wednesday that salvaging it was urgent to prevent looting.

16 May 2014

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Tokayev ratified the cooperation agreement with Singapore

today, 08:22

Japan imposed sanctions on Kazakhstani company

today, 11:42

Fire disaster: Which Hollywood stars lost their homes in Los Angeles

today, 01:24

UAE president invited Tokayev to Abu Dhabi

yesterday, 15:55

EU recommends airlines to avoid flying over five Russian cities

today, 11:11

Kazakhstan’s Government mulling a Eurobond issue

23 July 2013, 11:17

Traveler reveals secret of how to eat for free at Istanbul airport

yesterday, 20:32

In which cities of Kazakhstan have housing prices increased

yesterday, 19:03

Billboard names best artists of 21st century: Who's in first place?

yesterday, 20:01

Earthquake felt by residents of Pavlodar region

today, 00:06

Deadly storm floods and blacks out Manhattan

30 October 2012, 10:58

iPhone 5 big success, but no leap forward: analysts

21 September 2012, 16:16

Samsung S4 aims to bite fresh chunk of Apple market share

24 April 2013, 13:05

Snowstorm and frost of up to -23°C: Weather in Kazakhstan on January 10

today, 10:46

Telegram has begun to massively provide user data to US authorities

yesterday, 16:00

The world's poorest president has refused cancer treatment

today, 08:45

Kazhydromet warns residents of Almaty, Shymkent, and 2 other cities

today, 09:26

President Nazarbayev calls to help Afghanistan restore its economy

05 February 2014, 13:04

Kostanay schoolchildren transferred to distance learning

today, 09:53

Received a transfer of 300 thousand tenge - should you expect an inspection?

yesterday, 17:02

China youth suicides blamed on education system: study China's high-pressure, exam-driven education system is responsible for the vast majority of suicides by schoolchildren in the country, state media said Wednesday, citing a study.

14 May 2014

Samsung promises compensation over cancer claims Samsung Electronics promised on Wednesday to pay compensation to a number of employees who claim they contracted cancer from working at the company's semiconductor plants.

14 May 2014

Pregnant women have more car crashes in 2nd trimester: study A new study out Monday suggests a new hazard to consider while pregnant: driving.

13 May 2014

Study lists dangerous chemicals linked to breast cancer Certain chemicals that are common in everyday life have been shown to cause breast cancer in lab rats and are likely to do the same in women, US researchers said.

13 May 2014

Malaria mosquitoes spotted in Astana Anopheles claviger, a malaria mosquito species uncommon for Kazakhstan, has been spotted in the wetlands near Astana.

12 May 2014

Sun sets on Spaniards' solar power dreams "The sun could be yours," the Spanish government promised in 2007, encouraging citizens to invest in solar power. Many who did now wish they could give it back.

12 May 2014

Woman fights python to save pet dog in Hong Kong A woman used a pocket knife to fight off a huge Burmese python which attacked her dog while out walking in a Hong Kong country park, a report said.

11 May 2014

13 new MERS deaths in Saudi Arabia Saudi Arabia has announced 13 more deaths from the MERS coronavirus, as the World Health Organisation prepared for an emergency meeting over worries about the spread of the disease.

11 May 2014

Samsung chief has emergency heart operation The head of Samsung Group, South Korea's largest business empire, underwent an emergency operation Sunday after developing symptoms of heart failure, hospital officials said.

11 May 2014

Pope attends 300,000-strong rally for Catholic schools Pope Francis on Saturday attended a giant rally for children and teachers from Italy's Catholic schools, with the Vatican saying that 300,000 people turned out for the event in and around St Peter's Square.

11 May 2014