U.S. do not consider Eurasian Economic Union an attempt to restore USSR
U.S. Ambassador to Kazakhstan Kenneth J. Fairfax spoke about the Eurasian Economic Union and democracy in Kazakhstan.
Not all employees of Azattyk Radio are U.S. citizens
Not all the employees of Azattyk radio - Central Asian division of Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty (RFE/RL) - are citizens of the U.S.: Ambassador Fairfax.
U.S. Ambassador to Kazakhstan commented on Karachaganak and Kashagan contracts
U.S. Ambassador to Kazakhstan Kenneth J. Fairfax gave his comments on Kashagan, Tengiz and Karachaganak.
U.S. repelled accusations of involvement in terrorist attacks in Kazakhstan
U.S. Ambassador to Kazakhstan tagged the version of the U.S. being behind terrorist attacks in Kazakhstan as groundless.
Shumenov wants to fight in boxing capital
Kazakhstan boxer Beibut Shumenov called Nathan Cleverly, British WBO light-heavyweight champion, to fight in Las Vegas.
Apple trees from Kazakhstan were planted in Manhattan
50 apple trees from Kazakhstan were planted in Randall Island that is a part of Manhattan, New York.
Toxicomany inspection is part of U.S. teacher murder case in Shymkent
The third check has been appointed to identify the cause of the death of the American citizen Ailer Travis John, who was found dead in Shymkent.
Foreign training of Kazakh dog handlers costs $300 thousand
Almost $300 thousand were spent by the U.S. Department of State in four years for foreign training of dog handlers of Kazakhstan law-enforcement authorities.
U.S. Embassy car knocked down and killed a girl in Bishkek
Chevrolet Suburban with the U.S. diplomatic number plates knocked down and killed a 21-year-old girl on the way to Manas airport in Bishkek.
English teacher from U.S. murdered in Shymkent
A U.S. citizen who was teaching English in the Language Academy in Shymkent died under unknown circumstances.
Kazakhstan is ready to increase transit of U.S. cargoes to Afghanistan
Altai Abibullayev commented on the possibility of an increase of transit of American cargoes to Afghanistan via Kazakhstan.
First group of Peace Corps volunteers left Kazakhstan
Over 100 U.S. Peace Corps volunteers have already left Kazakhstan.
U.S. counted Kazakh students in its Universities
Kazakhstan is the leader among Central Asian countries by the number of its students who study in the U.S.
U.S. expressed condolenses in relation to Taraz terrorist attack
The United States Mission to the OSCE expressed condolences to Kazakhstan in relation to November 12 terorrist attack in Taraz.
U.S. Peace Corps explained its departure from Kazakhstan
Representative office of the U.S. Peace Corps in Kazakhstan was closed for “a number of operational considerations”.
U.S. Peace Corps leaving Kazakhstan over security concerns
U.S. Peace Corps is withdrawing its English teachers from Kazakhstan.
PHOTO: The Dash won third place in Los Angeles sport film festival
Kazakhstan movie The Dash directed by Kanagat Mustafin won the third place at All Sports Los Angeles Film Festival in Best Feature Film nomination.
Massimov discussed EU with German Ambassador
Kazakhstan Prime-Minister met with new ambassadors of the U.S., Germany and Italy.
Sesil Karatantcheva won the ITF Phoenix Tournament
Kazakhstan tennis professional Sesil Karatantcheva became the leader of International Tennis Federation Phoenix Tournament.
Kazakhstan increased check points for special cargoes from U.S. to Afghanistan
Kazakhstan President Nursultan Nazarbayev signed changes to the respective Treaty between Kazakhstan and the U.S..