6-7 magnitude earthquakes expected in Central Asia
Central Asian countries are considered to be a high seismic risk zone and 6-7 magnitude quakes are possible in the area in the coming years.
Kyrgyzstan must learn from ethnic clashes: president
President Roza Otunbayeva said Kyrgyzstan must learn from the ethnic clashes that left hundreds dead last year.
Kyrgyz-Kazakh investment fund to open in Bishkek
Kazakhstan is planning to invest into Kyrgyzstan. Kyrgyz-Kazakh investment fund will be created in Kyrgyzstan with the capital of $100 million.
Budget of Astana exceeds the budget of Kyrgyzstan
The budget of Astana is larger than the budget of Kyrgyzstan: Nursultan Nazarbayev.
Kazakhstan needs to limit power import from Kyrgyzstan
Vice-Minister of Industry and New Technologies called to limit consumption of electricity imported from Kyrgyzstan.
89% percent of Kyrgyz power consumed by Astana
430.5 million kW/hours of electric power was exported to Astana from Kyrgyzstan; this accounts for 89 percent of the export from Kyrgyzstan.
President of China to visit Kazakhstan in June 2011
An official meeting of Kazakhstan Foreign Minister Yerzhan Kazykhanov with his counterparts from Kyrgyzstan, China and Tajikistan was held in Almaty.
Dzhekshenkulov to Nazarbayev: Kyrgyzs can't walk with hat in hand
Alibek Dzhekshenkulov appealed to Kazakhstan President Nursultan Nazarbayev asking to help Kyrgyz people out.
Kyrgyzstan alternative Prime-Minister does not preclude integration with Kazakhstan
Kyrgyzstan alternative government Prime-Minister Alibek Dzhekshenkulov spoke about political situation in Kyrgyzstan.
Kazakhstan is spam-leader in Central Asia
Kazakhstan is still the leader among Central Asian countries by the amount of generated spam, according to Kaspersky Laboratory's March report.
CSTO member-states plan training in Kyrgyzstan
Collective Security Treaty Organization will joint training of Central Asian Collective Rapid Reaction Forces in Kyrgyzstan on July 5-8.
Kazakh company to pay $5 million to Kyrgyzstan
Summer Gold will pay $5.1 million to Kyrgyzstan for delays in construction of a gold plant. Kyrgyz government intentionally hindered construction, the company says.