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After Iran deal, world looks to jump-start nuclear disarmament Nuclear powers join non-nuclear nations to launch a conference on non-proliferation, buoyed by the Iran deal but alarmed by slow-moving US-Russian disarmament.

24 April 2015 14:15

Obama avoids term 'genocide' in Armenian massacre US President Barack Obama described the World War I massacre of Armenians as "terrible carnage" but avoided the term genocide.

24 April 2015 13:13

Russian hackers infiltrated Pentagon network: US Russian hackers were able to access an unclassified Pentagon computer network earlier this year, US Secretary of Defense Ashton Carter said.

24 April 2015 12:48

EU leaders seek UN clearance for operation against migrant smugglers Britain and France agreed to seek UN approval for an EU military operation against people smugglers, in a bid to curb the soaring number of migrants dying.

24 April 2015 11:39

Clinton, Rubio lead in 2016 US election poll Hillary Clinton and Marco Rubio are early frontrunners to become the next president of the United States.

23 April 2015 17:18

Pentagon seeking brains and ideas in Silicon Valley US Defense Secretary Ashton Carter will head to Silicon Valley in a bid to recruit tech gurus for the Pentagon, even if just on a part-time basis.

23 April 2015 13:45

Turkey 'stops Bosnian Serb leader from travelling to Armenia' Turkey stopped Bosnian Serb leader Milorad Dodik's plane from flying over its territory, preventing him from attending a ceremony to mark the centenary of the Armenian genocideю

23 April 2015 10:04

New Sukhoi Su-30 fighters arrive to Kazakhstan The Sukhoi Su-30, Flanker C fighter aircrafts have been delivered to the aviation base in Taldykorgan, Kazakhstan from Irkutsk, Russia.

22 April 2015 20:05

Nazarbayev meets Malaysian PM Kazakhstan’s President Nursultan Nazarbayev has met with the Malaysian Prime-Minister Najib Tun Razak on April 18.

22 April 2015 19:39

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Election data is secure: Central Election Commission of Kazakhstan The Central Election Commission of Kazakhstan assures of data safety ahead of presidential election in the country.

22 April 2015 19:20

Kazakhstanis urged to take active part in elections Chairman of the National Commission for Control over Elections Nurlan Yerimbetov urged Kazakhstanis to take an active part in the upcoming elections in Kazakhstan on April 26.

22 April 2015 19:10

Nazarbayev calls Kazakhstan paradise Nursultan Nazarbayev has spoken about Kazakhstan's economic performance as compared to the rest of the world during a youth forum in Astana.

22 April 2015 18:35

Nazarbayev talks about meritocracy in civil service President of Kazakhstan Nursultan Nazarbayev has addressed young people in Astana and urged them to help build the civil service based on meritocracy in Kazakhstan.

22 April 2015 17:30

British PM under fire over rise in food bank users Britain's opposition centre-left Labour urged Prime Minister David Cameron to address low pay after a charity revealed more than one million people were reliant on food banks.

22 April 2015 15:26

Syrian opposition proposes holding consultations in Astana to resolve crisis Syrian opposition wants to invite Kazakhstan to serve as mediator in resolving the conflict in their country.

22 April 2015 15:17

UN Security Council deplores Mediterranean boat tragedy The UN Security Council deplored the latest Mediterranean boat tragedy that left 800 dead.

22 April 2015 11:11

US Embassy in Bishkek receives odd cargo ahead of elections in Kyrgyzstan, Kazakhstan Many believe that the cargo weighing 152 tons that has been received by the US Embassy in Bishkek is more than just construction materials as the Embassy staff claims.

22 April 2015 01:52

Iran, Afghanistan announce security cooperation against IS Afghanistan and Iran announced plans for enhanced security cooperation to combat threats from the Islamic State group, including possible joint military operations.

21 April 2015 16:57

Abe says he may omit apology from Japan WWII statement Prime Minister Shinzo Abe has said he may not issue a direct apology for Japan's past aggression in an upcoming statement marking the 70th anniversary of the end of World War II.

21 April 2015 15:18