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China slams Hong Kong democracy poll despite 800,000 votes Organisers urged Hong Kong's government to take seriously an unofficial referendum on democratic reform after nearly 800,000 people voted in the Chinese city, but state media in Beijing dismissed the ballot as unpatriotic.

01 July 2014

Kazakhstan goes up in UN e-gov index Kazakhstan has risen by 10 stands in the UN e-government index.

30 June 2014

ISIS, geopolitics of Iraqi crisis and Central Asian militants: interview Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIL or ISIS) is recruiting Kazakhstanis and other Central Asians amid its expansion in Iraq and the big geopolitical game in the Middle East.

30 June 2014

Russian journalist killed in east Ukraine A journalist with Russian public television has been shot dead in east Ukraine where pro-Moscow separatists are battling Ukrainian forces, the media worker's employer Channel One said.

30 June 2014

ISIL declares 'caliphate' as Iraq presses counter-offensive The ISIL jihadists whose sweeping Sunni militant offensive has captured swathes of Iraq have declared an "Islamic caliphate" in their territory as Iraqi forces battle to retake Saddam Hussein's hometown Tikrit.

30 June 2014

Kazakhstan and Belarus against Russia’s resolution to limit imports from Ukraine Russia’s decision to limit imports from Ukraine was preceded by Ukraine’s President Petro Poroshenko’s agreement on association with the EU.

30 June 2014

China & Kazakhstan advance new Silk Road economic belt On 26 June in Beijing Kazakhstan and China have moved forward with the creation of a Silk Road economic belt.

29 June 2014

Kazakhstan delegation taking part in OSCE Annual Assembly Kazakhstan’s parliamentary delegation is taking part in the XXIII annual session of the OSCE Parliamentary Assembly in Baku.

29 June 2014

Sarajevo marks 100 years since killing that sparked WWI Sarajevo on Saturday was to mark 100 years since the assassination that sparked World War I, an act that still deeply divides the people of the Balkans over the legacy of that fateful day.

28 June 2014

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3.6 million counterfeit euros were seized in Istanbul

today, 14:23

Snow and frosts up to 22 degrees: Weather in Kazakhstan on November 29

today, 11:08

'100-million bribe' in Bishimbayev case: Convicted woman appealed verdict

today, 10:37

Tokayev personally bid farewell to Putin at Astana airport

today, 10:11

Everything must be done to strengthen ties between Kazakhstan and Russia - Putin

today, 09:46

Putin: Kazakhstan is successfully developing under Tokayev's leadership

today, 08:51

Three Americans held in China for years freed

today, 04:21

iPhone 17 Pro design leaked online

yesterday, 23:43

CSTO member states signed key documents at Astana summit

yesterday, 21:04

Tokayev: Today we will sign an important decision at CSTO summit

yesterday, 19:59

New rules for foreign residents in Kazakhstan: What has changed

yesterday, 18:56

Dollar rose by 12 tenge: Stock exchange update

yesterday, 18:18

Kazakhstan has proposed tightening control over foreigners

yesterday, 15:54

Footage from CSTO summit in Astana has been released

yesterday, 14:48

What happened behind the scenes of the Tokayev-Putin meeting

yesterday, 12:59

Tokayev: “Kazakhstan and Russia should not compete with each other in the EAEU market“

yesterday, 12:24

Tokayev: “No disputed issues between Kazakhstan and Russia“

yesterday, 07:35

Putin: 'We see Kazakhstan as our closest ally'

yesterday, 03:00

Lukashenko arrived in Astana for CSTO meeting

yesterday, 00:24

Russian President Vladimir Putin arrived in Astana

27 November 2024, 23:45

Juncker named to top EU job in bitter blow for Britain Jean-Claude Juncker has been named as the next president of the European Commission with backing from most EU leaders, dealing a bitter blow to opponent David Cameron and threatening to increase the chances of Britain leaving the bloc.

28 June 2014

EU signs association accords with Ukraine, Georgia, Moldova The European Union on Friday signed association accords with Ukraine, Georgia and Moldova as the three former Soviet republics committed themselves to a future in Europe.

27 June 2014

Four OSCE observers freed by pro-Russian rebels in Ukraine: official Four OSCE observers who were abducted on May 26 by pro-Russian rebels in eastern Ukraine have been freed and have arrived at a hotel in Donetsk, a separatist leader said.

27 June 2014

'Great Conciliator' Howard Baker dies in US Howard Baker, a former United States Senate majority leader and presidential contender known for his ability to achieve compromise across the political aisle, died on Thursday. He was 88.

27 June 2014

Nepal PM diagnosed with tuberculosis: party spokesman US doctors treating Nepalese Prime Minister Sushil Koirala have ruled out lung cancer and diagnosed the 75-year-old with tuberculosis, a spokesman for the premier's Nepali Congress party said.

26 June 2014

S. Korea's Park keeps PM who resigned over ferry disaster After two failed attempts to appoint a new prime minister, South Korean President Park Geun-Hye announced Thursday her "agonised" decision to retain the incumbent who resigned over April's ferry disaster.

26 June 2014

Costa Rica leader wants name off bridges, buildings Costa Rican President Luis Guillermo Solis doesn't want his name on plaques at public works or his portrait hung in public offices.

26 June 2014

Jailed Australian journalist Greste 'outraged' at verdict Australian Al-Jazeera journalist Peter Greste has voiced his "outrage" at being jailed for seven years by an Egyptian court, saying the case was about silencing critical voices.

26 June 2014

Out of touch? Hillary Clinton hits back after wealth gaffe Hillary Clinton sought to nuance her remark that she and ex-president husband Bill were "dead broke" when they left the White House, insisting she was not out of touch.

26 June 2014

NATO offers Georgia closer ties NATO head Anders Fogh Rasmussen said Wednesday the alliance will shortly offer Georgia closer ties, but made no mention of membership, amid growing concerns over Russia's intentions in Ukraine.

25 June 2014