Scientologists 'creepy,' says Murdoch on Tom Cruise
Media mogul Rupert Murdoch weighed in on the Tom Cruise-Katie Holmes divorce story Sunday, saying he thinks Scientologists are "creepy" and possibly even evil.
Kazakhstan will ban checks of small business by end of 2012
Kazakhstan will adopt a law forbidding audits and inspections of small business by the end of 2012.
Tennis: Kukushkin, Voskoboyeva and Shvedova will take part in London Olympic Games
Mikhail Kukushkin, Galina Voskobyeva and Yaroslava Shvedova have made it into the list of participants of the London Olympics.
Majority of polled Kazakhstan residents stay home for vacation
Institute of Political Solutions has polled Kazakhstan residents about the way they prefer to spend their summer vacation.
Golf club to appear on the coast of Shuchye Lake in 2015
The new golf-club will have a hotel for 100 people, artificial harbors and 18 golf courses and will be constructed by 2015.
Bekmambetov wants to make Astana new Asian cinema hub
The organizers of the Festival have invited young filmmakers from the most famous Asian film schools to find a new Astana super-hero.
Kazakhstan tennis professional made it into the history of tennis with a golden set
Kazakhstan tennis professional Yaroslava Shvedova has played a golden set and won over Italian Sara Errani 6:0, 6:4 at Wimbledon Championship.
Over 5,000 jobs will be created in Almaty
Another 8 projects worth 303 billion tenge will be implemented before 2014. Over 5,000 jobs will be created in this period: Akim.
'Strikingly' few women in Asia's top jobs: report
Companies in Asia's leading economies have "strikingly" few women in senior jobs, missing out on a vital pool of talent to fuel the region's growth.
One of Kazakhstan's best racers dead
Andrey Kulemzin, one of the best car racers of Kazakhstan, lost a control of his car at high speed at the first stage of Kazakhstan Drag Racing Championship.
Maximum interest rates on deposits cut in Kazakhstan on July 1
Kazakhstan Deposit Guarantee Fund decreased maximum interest rates on bank deposits for individuals starting from July 1.
Olympics: Gold and cash stir slumbering India
India used to be content with a steady stream of Olympic hockey titles, but a first individual win -- and millions of dollars in funding -- may have prodded the Asian giant from its slumbers.
Morsi takes Egypt helm, military pledges support
Egypt's President Mohamed Morsi began his first full day in office on Sunday with his powers circumscribed by the military as he tries to pick a new cabinet to carry out his campaign pledges.
Kazakhstan's gross foreign debt totals $129.3 billion in Q1
According to the National Bank, in the Q1 2012 the foreign debt of the banking sector grew by 1.5% up to $14.823 billion.
World has 5 mn test tube people: estimate
In-vitro fertilisation (IVF) has given the world about five million new people since the first test tube baby was born in England 34 years ago.
31 Kazakhstan citizens are wanted by Interpol
Three of the most "popular" charges include Fraud (16 cases), Organized Crime (10 cases) and Threat to Life and Health (5 cases).
Karaganda citizen suggested a way to travel from Almaty to Astana in 2.5 hours
A graduate of Karaganda Technical University suggests to connect two two major Kazakhstan cities by a "green" railroad with high-speed train.
Recovering Greek leader faces crucial audit
Ailing Greek Prime Minister Antonis Samaras must face a crucial audit by Greece's creditors this week and may be tempted to push a change of rescue terms more in line with what was recently offered Spain.
Nazarbayev called to increase companies' social responsibilities
The tasks related to the instability of the global economy come to the fore these days: Nursultan Nazarbayev.
Trade turnover between Great Britain and Kazakhstan grew 124 percent
Lord Mayor of London David Wootton arrived in Kazakhstan with a working visit.
