Two dead in US from contaminated lettuce — does this threaten Kazakhstan?
US confirms largest-ever cyclosporiasis outbreak, a parasitic intestinal infection linked to a single batch of iceberg lettuce.
Attila The Hunn
Tengiz found itself in the same crosshairs as Kashagan
Atyrau region's ecology department accused Tengiz, Kazakhstan's largest oil field operator, of accumulating waste without proper permits.
Uzbekistan wants to lease 50,000 hectares of land in Kazakhstan for livestock farming.
At the Uzbek-Kazakh business forum, a proposal emerged that could reshape meat trade: raise livestock for Uzbekistan's market directly on Kazakh soil, rather than just selling finished meat.
Can a nuclear power plant explode like an atomic bomb — examining the future reactor near Balkhash
As the Balkhash NPP moves from talks to concrete engineering, a key safety question arises: can a reactor explode like a nuclear bomb?
Romania has launched its oldest coal-fired power plant amid the energy crisis caused by the Danube.
Romania's energy crisis, sparked by the Danube's low water and a shutdown at Cernavodă nuclear plant, has forced the government to restart a coal plant dating back to 1956.
How the income of an average Kazakhstani has changed over the past 30 years — and why it is not a straight line of growth
Fresh infographic from Visual Capitalist shows how the global income map has shifted over 30 years. We analyzed Kazakhstan's trajectory.
Kazakhstan and Azerbaijan laid a cable along the Caspian seabed for high-speed internet between Asia and Europe.
While the Caspian seabed is being prepared for deepening the Middle Corridor fairway, another project has already finished there — submarine fiber-optic cable laying to link Kazakhstan's and Azerbaijan's digital infrastructure.