Kazakhstan Ambassador to U.S. called ruling on Denyakin's case unjust
Ambassador of Kazakhstan to the U.S. Yerlan Idrissov believes that the ruling of US court on the American police officer who shot Kirill Denyakin dead is unjust.
President Nazarbayev thanks Russian and US Presidents for assistance in the clean-up at the Semipalatinsk nuclear testing site
The testing site was closed August 29, 1991.
Kazakhstan students accused of stealing tires were released on bail in U.S.
The students' lawyer told about details of their cases.
Kazakhstan students suspected of stealing tires from luxury cars in U.S.
Three Kazakhstan students were apprehended for stealing wheels from expensive cars in the U.S.
Kazakhstan boxer Vitally Demyanenko won over Ghanian Ayi Bruce in USA
Kazakhstan boxer Vitally Demyanenko won over Ghanian Ayi Bruce in the USA.
Chef of Kazakhstan Embassy to U.S. reached the final of Embassy Chef Challenge-2012
Chef of Kazakhstan Embassy to the U.S. got into the finals of the international contest of chefs of foreign diplomatic missions.
Authorities released Kazakhstan citizen arrested for fraud in U.S.
Kazakhstan citizen Aleksei Li has been released and allowed to continue his studies in Houston University.
10 years in jail looms over Kazakhstan citizen in U.S. for fraud
Kazakhstan citizen may be jailed for 10 years on fraud charges in the U.S.
Kazakhstan Foreign Ministry commented American court's ruling on Denyakin case
Kazakhstan Ministry of Foreign Affairs reacted to the latest developments in the case on Kirill Denyakin murdered in the U.S.
American court excluded Denyakin's family from compensation
Parents of Karaganda citizen Kirill Denyakin shot by police officer in Portsmouth lost the civil case on compensation for death of their son.
Denyakin's shooter facing the trial
Portsmouth police officer Stephen D. Rankin man spoke publicly for the first time about the incident.
U.S. "want to own" Central Asian special forces: media
U.S., same as Russia, are interested in retaining authoritarian, but secular political regimes in the region.
Condoleezza Rice, Mikhail Gorbachev and Julian Assange invited to the X Eurasian Media Forum
April 26-27 Astana will be hosting the X Eurasian Media Holding, an annual gathering of journalists, political figures, scholars, media experts and businessmen.
Kazakhstan and U.S. unite for combating nuclear smuggling
On February 16 official representatives of both countries discussed prevention of nuclear smuggling and other cooperation issues.
U.S. explained details of Central Asia Counternarcotics Initiative
The U.S. wants no access to secret data or security-related information of the host country under the program of countering drug trafficking in Central Asia.
In 2011 Kazakhstan was among top 20 “junk” email countries
The increase in volume of “junk” e-mails coming from Kazakhstan is attributed to the low level of IT security.
U.S. eyeing secret data of Kazakhstan intelligence forces
The U.S. have prepared a new project for countering Afghan drug trafficking that will involve five Central Asia states.
U.S. court dismissed motion to close Denyakin's civil case
Lawyers of the American policemen who shot Kirill Denyakin dead made a motion trying to dismiss the civil case against the police officer.
Kazakhstan Foreign Ministry to fight for justice in Denyakin's murder case
Kazakhstan Foreign Ministry will call for justice in the case of Kirill Denyakin’s murder in the U.S.
Denyakin's murderer declared not guilty in U.S., appeal in Supreme Court expected
Criminal charges against the U.S. policeman who dubbed 11 bullets into Kirill Denyakin have been dropped by Portsmouth court. Denyakin's family will appeal the court's decision.