Kazakhstan
New Russian space launch vehicle undergoing final tests, top official says
Plans call for the new two-stage rocket, capable of placing payloads of up to 17 metric tonnes in orbit, to be used in place of Zenit rockets.
Ignoring Central Asia’s environmental crisis is a strategic mistake - opinion
South Korea envoy to visit Kazakhstan, Oman, Saudi Arabia to secure oil supplies
Escalating Gulf war highlights limits of US strategy, search for mediators intensifies - analysis
Pope says supplying weapons to Ukraine is morally acceptable for self defense
The war in Ukraine provided the backdrop to the pope's visit to Kazakhstan, where he attended a congress of religious leaders from around the world.
Grapevine September 10, 2022: Reform is in the air
Movers and shakers in Israeli society.
China's Xi to visit Kazakhstan, in first foreign trip since pandemic
Xi and Putin have grown increasingly close, and shortly before Russia's Feb. 24 invasion of Ukraine, Beijing and Moscow announced a "no limits" partnership.
Commemorate August 29: International Day against Nuclear Tests - opinion
Our world today is the best ever, but very vulnerable and self-destructive. This situation raises a question: should sovereign states be allowed to research and develop new weapons?
Kazakh oil is not free from Putin’s control - opinion
The current geopolitical situation and the worldwide impact of war in Ukraine makes it increasingly important to seek out alternative sources of oil for the global market.
Israel, Kazakhstan host meeting on trade and economic cooperation
Israeli Tourism Minister Yoel Razvozov discussed the possibility of importing wheat and flour to Israel, among other economic cooperation opportunities.
Ukraine food crisis: Israel seeks to import wheat from Kazakhstan
Kazakhstan is one of the world's leading countries in exporting grain.
Russian court orders Caspian pipeline to suspend for thirty days
According to a report seen by Reuters, oil loadings from CPC terminal were continuing as of midday on July 5, but it was not clear if operations were continuing on July 6.
Kazakhstan’s democratic reformer president bucks authoritarian trend - opinion
President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev’s remarkable courage cannot be overstated, given the fact that he is a political insider and a direct product of the authoritarian Soviet school of thought.
Kazakhstan, shaken by years of turmoil, now stirs
30 years after independence and six months after blood in the streets, a delicate balancing act of global geopolitics gets put to the test.
