Kazakhstan athlete wins silver in rowing at Universiade
Kazakhstan athlete Sergey Yemeliyanov became the silver winner of the 1000 meters rowing event at the Universiade in Kazan.
Kazakhstan wins bronze in pole vault at Universiade
Kazakhstan's Nikita Filippov has won bronze in pole vault at the Universiade in Kazan.
Kazakhstan fencers and wrestlers win bronze at Universiade
Kazakhstan national team has won two more bronze medals at the Universiade in Kazan, Tatarstan, Russia.
Kazakhstan 9th in genral ranking of Universiade
Kazakhstan national team has advanced to the 9th place in the general ranking after four days of Universiade 2013 in Kazan.
Kazakhstan athletes win first medals at Universiade
Kazakhstan athletes have won their first medals at the Universiade held in Kazan, Ttarstan, Russia on July 6-17.
Volleyball: Kazakhstan wins China at President's Cup
The national women's volleyball team of Kazakhstan has won over the China's team at the 20th International Women's Volleyball Tournament of President of Kazakhstan Cup.
Kazakhstan ranked 34th in global competitiveness rating
Kazakhstan lost two lines in the 2013 rating since last year.
Judo: Kazakhstan's judoka wins World Masters tournament
Kazakhstan’s judoka Sergey Lim won the World Judo Masters tournament that was held in Tyumen, Russia.
Youths vie for top US spelling honor
The 86th annual National Spelling Bee kicks off Tuesday with 281 youngsters from eight nations putting their ability to spell some of the most obscure words in the English language to the test.
Sommeliers compete in Japan for world's best title
Wine waiters of the world gathered in Tokyo on Wednesday for a competition to find the planet's best sommelier.
International Physics Olympiad to be held in Kazakhstan in 2014
It is expected that more than 500 students will come to Kazakhstan to take part in the International Physics Olympiad in 2014.
BlackBerry faces tough battle for business users
BlackBerry's new smartphone platform launched this week faces an uphill battle winning back corporate and government users who helped spawn the "crackberry" culture.
US student could "doodle" way to college money
Google on Monday launched a competition that will let a US student "doodle" his or her way to cash for college along with landing grant money to fund technology education at their grade school.
Microsoft-Apple redux: the empire strikes back
It used to be that Microsoft was the evil empire, and Apple the scrappy underdog.
Microsoft woos mobile users, aims at Apple
Microsoft kicked off sales of its revamped Windows 8 system and Surface tablet Friday amid mixed reviews as the tech giant ramped up efforts to compete in a market shifting rapidly from PCs to mobile devices.
Apple expected to debut 'mini' iPad
Apple on Tuesday is expected to pull back the curtain on a "mini" version of its iPad to battle Amazon and Google in the hot, crowded arena of tablet computers with smaller screens.
Nicki Minaj, Keith Urban to join 'American Idol' judges
The Fox television network announced Sunday it has tapped rapper Nicki Minaj and country singer Keith Urban as judges on troubled TV talent show "American Idol."
Kazakhstan ranked 51st in global competitiveness rating
World Economic Forum (WEF) ranked Kazakhstan 51st in the annual rating of the global economies’ competitiveness.
Olympics: Bolt targets double dose of golden glory
Usain Bolt can become the first man to claim a second successive 100m-200m Olympic Games double on Thursday with the Jamaican superstar confidently predicting his own 200m world record could fall.
Olympics: Bolt looks to seal legend status
Barring catastrophe in the semi-finals Usain Bolt will face fellow Jamaican Yohan Blake in Thursday's 200 metres final where victory would see him attain legendary status in his own eyes.