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Adilbek Zhaksybekov reappointed Astana's Mayor Adilbek Zhaksybekov has been re-elected to the post of the Mayor of Astana city, Kazakhstan's capital.

04 May 2015

Italy to vote on radical overhaul of electoral system Italy's lower house of parliament is due to take a final vote on a bill to radically overhaul the electoral system aimed at ending decades of political instability.

04 May 2015

Kerry calls for unity to defeat terrorism US Secretary of State John Kerry called for unity in the face of terror attacks, as he visited a memorial in Kenya to the 1998 bombing of the US embassy.

04 May 2015

'Queen of Scots' Sturgeon emerges as star of UK election The steely and polished Scottish independence leader Nicola Sturgeon has emerged as an unlikely star of Britain's unpredictable election race.

04 May 2015

Kazakh startups to be presented at Echelon Asia Summit Five Kazakh teams will present their startups at Singapore's annual Echelon Asia Summit.

04 May 2015

China's Xi to visit Russia, Kazakhstan and Belarus Chinese President Xi Jinping will visit Russia this week to attend World War II anniversary celebrations, with Kazakhstan and Belarus also on his itinerary.

04 May 2015

Composition of commission for modernization in Kazakhstan announced Nazarbayev approves of the National Commission for Modernisation of Kazakhstan responsible for 5 institutional reforms.

04 May 2015

Europe-Australia talks over stopping asylum-seeker boats: Abbott Prime Minister Tony Abbott said Australia and Europe were in talks on how to stop asylum-seeker boats after the success of his government's controversial polices on the issue.

04 May 2015

Baltimore lifts curfew, National Guard begins pullout Baltimore lifted a curfew that was imposed across the US East Coast city following widespread riots, as thousands of National Guard troops began to pull out.

04 May 2015

World kept guessing over name of Britain's baby princess Royal watchers around the world waited to discover the name of the two-day-old British princess born to Prince William and his wife Kate.

04 May 2015

Kazakh government continues work in same composition Nursultan Nazarbayev has signed a decree leaving the Cabinet of Ministers in the same composition as before the election.

04 May 2015

5,800 migrants rescued in Mediterranean Another 5,800 migrants desperate to reach Europe were rescued this weekend as they tried to cross the Mediterranean on rickety boats.

04 May 2015

Baby first royal affected by new succession laws The birth of Britain's royal baby girl is a cause for celebration not just across the Commonwealth realms but also for campaigners.

02 May 2015

Malaysian opposition activists held after May Day protest More than two dozen protesters including a leading human rights activist and opposition politicians were detained overnight in Malaysia.

02 May 2015

Kerry hails 'enormous progress' in new-look Sri Lanka US Secretary of State John Kerry hailed Sri Lanka for making "enormous progress" since the departure of strongman Mahinda Rajapakse.

02 May 2015

Prince William's wife Kate in labour Prince William's wife Kate was admitted to hospital in London in labour with the couple's eagerly-awaited second child.

02 May 2015

Embattled Rousseff pledges support for Brazil workers Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff took to social media rather than make a formal May Day address to underscore her government's commitment to workers' rights.

02 May 2015

Hundreds in New York demand justice for Freddie Gray Several hundred people protested in New York demanding police reform and justice for the African-American man who died from injuries sustained in custody in Baltimore.

02 May 2015

UN Security Council fails to back Russian appeal on Yemen The UN Security Council was unable to agree on a Russian-drafted statement demanding an immediate ceasefire or at least humanitarian pauses in the fighting in Yemen.

02 May 2015

British PM in 'career-defining' election slip Politicians are often accused of pursuing their own interests and British Prime Minister David Cameron did little to dispel the impression.

02 May 2015

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