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Why you cannot be tested for all types of cancer at once - oncologist debunks a popular myth Medicine is full of myths. One of the most common is the belief that you can screen your entire body for all types of cancer at once. Oncologists

15 July 23:57

“Better to come for nothing than to be too late”: surgeon on the most dangerous objects found in children’s stomachs Recently, we reported on a nine-month-old child from Kazakhstan who nearly died in Vietnam after swallowing a safety pin.

14 July 21:26

Kazakhstan has tightened migration policy. Who is affected and why Kazakhstan has tightened its migration rules (currently under a pilot project).

09 July 22:15

Is beshbarmak harmful and is soup necessary? Myths about healthy eating “You’ll ruin your stomach without soup,” “you shouldn’t eat after six,” “tea with milk is healthier than water” — almost every Kazakhstani is

09 July 21:25

“A tan damages DNA”: doctor names where the sun is most dangerous in Kazakhstan Tengrinews.kz — For many people around the world, including Kazakhstanis, a tan is still seen as a symbol of beauty and the result of an ideal

08 July 20:00

Hands that never tremble The vessel a surgeon stitches onto a stopped heart is no thicker than a matchstick. Operating on it requires steady hands. On Thursday, June

19 June 20:02

A small island with a big impact. Why did the President of Cyprus fly to Astana? A Cypriot cameraman stands in the center of the Independence Palace hall, filming the ceiling, then the intricate wall patterns, and finally

03 June 21:51

Poverty has a woman’s face. How patriarchy has driven Kazakh women into dependence and misery Women in Kazakhstan are the most vulnerable segment of the population – though not everyone agrees with this statement. According to patriarchal

28 August 2025 17:37

Transtelecom changes its development strategy - Nurali Aliyev

18 October 2016 10:19

What is Brexit for Kazakhstan? How is Brexit going to influence the Kazakh national currency Tenge? What British businesses in Kazakhstan should expect? What is it to Kazakhstan? These and many more questions have become the topic of discussion of two leading financial experts from Saxo bank.

23 June 2016 17:55

Dying art? A recipe to save Hong Kong's handmade dim sum For the past 60 years, Chui Hoi has risen in the early hours of the morning to prepare bite-size steamed morsels for his small but popular dim sum restaurant in Hong Kong.

25 December 2015 16:30

Prospects of Kazakh tenge and National Bank's policies Prospects of Kazakh tenge and National Bank's policies

23 November 2015 13:51

Rail life: history of trains brought to life in Brussels Nearly two centuries ago, Belgium launched continental Europe's first commuter train line connecting Brussels to Mechelen, a small city halfway to the port of Antwerp.

25 September 2015 14:19

Kazakh weightlifter Ilya Iliys sure of gold in Rio Rio 2016 Virtual Medal Table doubts that the two-times Olympic champion Ilya Iliyn from Kazakhstan can repeat his success. Ilya Iliyn thinks otherwise.

25 August 2015 17:18

Australian winemakers court Asian tastebuds Wrapped tightly in sleeping bags to keep them from freezing in frigid conditions, Australian winemaker Sirromet's bottles slowly make their way across the vast Mongolian landscape on the back of a yak.

24 August 2015 13:43

A person who earned a million once, can do it again: 25 y.o. Kazakh ex-millionaire Askhat Murzabayev, a young and very successful Kazakhstan programmer, shares his priorities, ideas, thoughts and dreams with Tengrinews.

20 August 2015 20:30

Expensive espresso: Thailand's elephant dung coffee In the lush, green hills of northern Thailand, a woman painstakingly picks coffee beans out of a pile of elephant dung, an essential part of making one the world's most expensive beverages.

11 June 2015 17:31

Korchinskiy speaks of Arlans against Cuba in Grand Finale of WSB Fans of boxing will see the Clash of Titans –the Astana Arlans vs Cuba Domadores - once again.

26 May 2015 22:52

Sea of candles marks 'magical' rally that shook Berlin Wall Some 200,000 people joined a candlelight procession marking a watershed mass protest 25 years ago that helped bring down the Berlin Wall a month later.

16 October 2014 18:47

The Eiffel Tower in numbers The Eiffel Tower is the most visited monument in the world that charges for entrance. Here is a factfile on France's iconic building.

06 October 2014 22:15