Iraq PM calls for 'tribal revolution' against IS
Iraqi Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi called for a "tribal revolution" against the Islamic State group.
Morgan Stanley fires employee for stealing client data
US investment bank Morgan Stanley said it had fired an employee for stealing the personal data of hundreds of thousands of wealth management customers.
Kazakhstan's Zarina Diyas at career high in WTA ranking
Zarina Diyas from Kazakhstan continues to improve her performance and has reached a new career high in the WTA ranking.
Kazakhstan's crew finishes second at fourth stage of Africa Eco Race-2015
Kazakhstan's crew Yuriy Sazonov and Arslan Sakhimov have finished the fourth stage of the Africa Eco Race-2015 on the second line.
Nazarbayev launches sulfuric acid plant
President Nursultan Nazarbayev has launched a plant for production of sulfuric acid during the national teleconference dedicated to industrialization program.
Nazarbayev launches titanium plant in eastern Kazakhstan
President of Kazakhstan Nursultan Nazarbayev has unveiled a new titanium ingot and slab plant in East Kazakhstan Oblast.
Kazakhstan's crew finishes first after third stage at Africa Eco Race-2015
Kazakhstan's crew composed of Yuriy Sazonov and Arslan Sakhimov has become the leader in the general classification after the third stage at the Africa Eco Race-2015.
Kazakhstan to popularize model of interethnic tolerance internationally: State Secretary
Kazakhstan will continue popularizing the country’s model of interethnic tolerance and public consent internationally.
Three Kazakhstani crews in Top-10 after 2nd stage at Africa Eco Race-2015
Three crews from Kazakhstan make it to Top-10 after Africa Eco Race-2015's 2nd stage.
Beijing dangerous smog down four percent in 2014: govt
Air pollution in Beijing dropped slightly last year, although levels of the most dangerous small particulate matter remained more than three times the internationally recommended limit.
Ice likely caused AirAsia crash, Indonesia agency says
Weather was the "triggering factor" in the crash of AirAsia Flight 8501 with icing likely causing engine damage, Indonesian officials said.
Estonian embassy in Astana becomes NATO representative in Kazakhstan
Starting from January 1 of this year, the Embassy of Estonia in Astana will serve as the contact point embassy of NATO in Kazakhstan.
Two Kazakhstan crews enter Top 5 at first stage of Africa Eco Race-2015
Two Kazakhstan crews have made it to the Top 5 at the end of the first stage at the Africa Eco Race-2015 that is taking place in North Africa.
Malaysian PM suffers bacterial infection after flood tour
Malaysian Prime Minister has contracted a bacterial infection and is resting at home after touring districts hit by the country's worst flooding in decades.
Hollande: Greece must stick to its EU commitments
French President Francois Hollande urged Greece to abide by its European commitments, as the spectre of a Greek exit from the eurozone rears its head again.
Merkel under fire over possible 'Grexit'
German Chancellor came under fire over a magazine report suggesting she would be prepared to let Greece exit the euro should a far-left party win a snap Greek election.
Venezuela's Maduro heads to China to seek financial aid
Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro begins a trip to China and OPEC member countries late Sunday in search of financial support.
Buckingham Palace in fresh denial of Andrew sex claims
Buckingham Palace issued a new denial of allegations that a US woman was kept as an underage "sex slave" and forced to have sexual relations with Britain's Prince Andrew.
'Small screens' prevent kids from sleeping: US study
Children who have access to tablets or smartphones in their bedrooms get less sleep than children who do not have the devices with them at night.
Questioning Golovkin's profitability is an excuse: Tom Loeffler
Former WBO middleweight title-holder Peter Quillin questioned Gennady Golovkin’s profitability.
