US might support Colombia NATO bid: US official
The United States might support a bid by Colombia for NATO membership just as it has backed the close Latin American ally in other international fora.
Berzins opens memorial to repressed Latvians in Karaganda oblast
Latvian President Andris Berzins opened a memorial to Latvian victims of political repressions in Karaganda oblast in central Kazakhstan.
Kerry hints at 'path forward' in Karabakh conflict
US Secretary of State John Kerry hinted Monday at a possible way forward in another of the world's "frozen conflicts," saying Washington still aimed to help end the Nagorny-Karabakh dispute.
Kerry warns Israel of last chance for Mideast peace
US Secretary of State John Kerry on Monday issued a stark warning to Israel to resume long-stalled peace talks with the Palestinians.
New PM says to strive for Palestinian reconciliation
The newly appointed Palestinian prime minister, respected academic Rami Hamdallah, said he would strive to continue the work of his predecessor and that he was ready to stand aside for a Fatah-Hamas unity government.
Akhmetov instructs to work out action plan for transition to green economy
Kazakhstan Prime-Minister instructed Kazakhstan Environmental Protection Ministry to work out a plan of transition to green economy.
More than 60 countries sign new arms trade treaty
More than 60 countries on Monday signed a landmark conventional arms trade treaty, but the United States held back from joining the first wave of signatories.
Vice PM suggests transferring chemicals production facilities into foreign management
Global companies are leaders in terms of technology; besides, they are market makers and are aware of how related markets are set to develop: Kairat Kelimbetov.
President Nazarbayev meets Jose Manuel Barroso
Kazakhstan President Nursultan Nazarbayev had talks with chairman of the European Commission Jose Manuel Barroso.