The question now confronting negotiators is what should happen to that stockpile as part of a broader agreement between Tehran and Washington. In recent weeks, Kazakhstan has been mentioned as a possible third-party custodian.
The question now confronting negotiators is what should happen to that stockpile as part of a broader agreement between Tehran and Washington. In recent weeks, Kazakhstan has been mentioned as a possible third-party custodian.
For nearly three months, Nartai Zhengis, who lives in Kazakhstan, has not heard directly from his father, Zhengis Reskhan a prominent ethnic Kazakh writer and satirist from China’s Xinjiang region.
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When Kazakhstan launched Central Asia’s first large-scale cloud-seeding program on May 17, it called it a high-tech response to drought, water scarcity, and accelerating desertification.
Kazakhstan has offered to host Iran's enriched uranium in order to streamline a potential peace deal between Tehran and Washington. The offer comes more than 30 years after a massive haul of weapons-grade uranium was taken out of the Central Asian country and flown to the US.
Russia is investing hundreds of millions of dollars to build schools and universities across Central Asia, reinforcing the use of the Russian language at a time when younger generations in the region are increasingly exposed to Western and Chinese influences.
In a region so rich in artisanal history, it’s always exciting to see what the creative minds of Uzbekistan and beyond are bringing to the fashion calendar. From 20 – 22 May, Visa Fashion Week Tashkent gathered some of Central Asia’s brightest designers at InterContinental hotel Tashkent for the Pre-Fall 2026 season. Visa Fashion Week CEO Bauyrzhan Shadibekov has an eye for creatives who capture…
Russia and Kazakhstan inked a $16.5 billion agreement Thursday to build Central Asia’s first nuclear power plant, handing state nuclear giant Rosatom a construction mandate that has been two decades in the making. The deal was signed in Astana during Vladimir Putin’s official visit, where the Russian and Kazakhstani presidents also formalised a separate accord […]
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A major military museum in the western German city of Koblenz is denying entry to nationals from 26 countries, causing tense scenes with some visitors who arrive with children.
Kazakhstan’s economy is growing at a decent rate, but its workforce is not. Schools, vocational training, and adult skills must be improved. In January 2025, Chevron announced first oil from the Future Growth Project at the Tengiz field in western Kazakhstan. The 48 billion US dollars expansion, nearly a decade in construction, lifted Kazakh oil […]
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Race Across the World star Margot has been on a whirlwind adventure with her brother-in-law, Mark (Picture:BBC/Studio Lambert)
Race Across The World welcomed its most unlikely contestants to date this series: in-laws Margot and Mark, who travelled from the streets of Palermo in Sicily to the shores of Lake Hövsgöl in northern Mongolia — without credit cards, phones or Wi-Fi, or use of a…
The authorities in Kazakhstan have instructed telecom operators to strengthen their control over payments to illegal online casinos, including blocking transactions made through phone balances. This requirement was issued by the country’s Financial Monitoring Agency.
The OPEC+ has agreed to increase oil production by 188,000 barrels per day (bpd) in June, marking its first coordinated adjustment following the exit of the United Arab Emirates from the alliance, according to an official statement issued by OPEC. The increase will be distributed among key producers including Saudi Arabia, Russia, Iraq, Kuwait, Kazakhstan, […]
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Russia’s brand new Soyuz-5 rocket made its first flight on Saturday, lifting off from the…
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As Berlin grapples with the energy shock caused by the Iran war, Russian dictator Vladimir Putin is trying to use it to put more pressure on the Germans with oil supplies, writes Politico. Moscow plans to stop the transit of oil from Kazakhstan through one of the branches of the Druzhba pipeline on the 1st […]
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Germany has learned that Russia plans to halt the flow of Kazakh oil through the Druzhba pipeline to a refinery in eastern Germany starting May 1, the energy ministry in Berlin told AFP on Wednesday. The German subsidiary of Russia’s state-owned oil company Rosneft told German regulators that the Russian energy ministry had ordered the […]
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While diplomatic efforts struggle to stabilize access to the Strait of Hormuz amid tensions between the United States and Iran, Eurasian trade is increasingly being redirected toward overland alternatives, with the Middle Corridor emerging as a key diversification route in Eurasian logistics.
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A driver squeezed between two oncoming lorries on a narrow road in Kazakhstan with his wife and three kids in the car. The heart-stopping dashcam footage has gone viral online.</p>
As expected, the launching of US and Israeli air strikes on Iran -- and retaliatory strikes by Tehran on targets in the Mideast -- has hit the economies of the region. But the shockwaves are arguably being felt just as much in Central Asian nations who rely on goods flowing through Iran.
A court in Kazakhstan convicted all 19 defendants in a politically sensitive case heard behind that was linked to an anti-China protest last year near the border between the two countries.
Europe and Central Asia’s governments are spending more than ever on steering their economies. They are mostly pointing in the wrong direction. The World Bank rarely minces its words. Its spring economic update for Europe and Central Asia (ECA), published on April 8, delivered a bleak macroeconomic picture alongside a pointed verdict on industrial policy […]
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Les « monovilles », ces cités industrielles aux réserves géologiques exceptionnelles, produisent l'essentiel des exportations kazakhes. Érigées au temps de l'Union soviétique autour de grandes usines pourvoyeuses de services à la population, elles dépérissent, pillées par des investisseurs (…) / Travail, Kazakhstan, Industrie, Énergie, Capitalisme
After publicly calling for the release of the Kazakh rights movement Atazhurt, Bagdat Togysbayev was detained for five days by police. But what struck him as odd wasn't being behind bars, it was how his phone worked afterward.
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The project will be the centrepiece of Alatau, in Kazakhstan, which is being built just outside the country's former capital Almaty
In light of the unprecedented market uncertainty stemming from Iran's effective closure of the Strait of Hormuz, the strategic importance of Kazakhstan and Turkmenistan's energy reserves has never been greater.
Kazakhstan held a controversial constitutional referendum proposing sweeping political changes critics say could concentrate power in the presidency. The vote took place amid reports of media restrictions, journalist detentions and OSCE concerns about transparency.
Kazakhstan is approaching a moment of strategic truth. It can either become Eurasia’s indispensable broker of space, AI and advanced technology solutions or risk being used as a pawn in a geopolitical power competition it does not control. To be sure, Kazakhstan’s position has complex dependencies: Its historical ties with Russia’s cultural, education and science […]
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Depuis 800 ans, le mystère demeurait, mais il est en passe d’être percé. Dans une étude publiée à la fin du mois de février dans PNAS, et relayée par Géo,...
L’article La piste de la tombe cachée de Gengis Khan retrouvée au Kazakhstan est apparu en premier sur Valeurs actuelles.