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Kindergartens in Astana are hotter than the streets, while in Almaty it’s the opposite: Pavlov Analytics studied schools, courtyards, and streets of two cities

Kindergartens in Astana are hotter than the streets, while in Almaty it’s the opposite: Pavlov Analytics studied schools, courtyards, and streets of two cities

Pavlov Analytics continues its urban microclimate study — new data on schools, kindergartens, and streets reveals more than the citywide average.

Afghanistan aims to reduce dependence on electricity imports: 25 energy projects approved

Afghanistan aims to reduce dependence on electricity imports: 25 energy projects approved

Taliban approves a five-year power sector plan, launching 25 energy projects.

From virgin land to artificial intelligence: how Kazakhstan's agriculture is changing

From virgin land to artificial intelligence: how Kazakhstan's agriculture is changing

Over seven decades, Kazakhstan’s agriculture evolved from massive virgin land development to AI, digital platforms, and autonomous machinery.

Belgium sued over 'forever chemicals' — country ranks first in Europe for PFAS levels

Belgium sued over 'forever chemicals' — country ranks first in Europe for PFAS levels

Environmental NGO ClientEarth filed a human rights complaint against Belgium with the European Committee of Social Rights.

Jordan reveals 80-year uranium reserves and plans to profit not from ore but from technology

Jordan reveals 80-year uranium reserves and plans to profit not from ore but from technology

Jordan announced proven uranium reserves of 42,000 tons — enough to fuel future nuclear plants for 80 years.

Largest wheat producers: Kazakhstan is not in the top ten

Largest wheat producers: Kazakhstan is not in the top ten

Key global wheat players producing over half of the world's supply are reshaping trade dynamics amid shifting demand and climate pressures.

Nuclear Energy in Central Asia in the Global Energy Transition

Nuclear Energy in Central Asia in the Global Energy Transition

Central Asia could become a key player in global nuclear energy—not just as a uranium supplier, but where atomic generation tackles energy shortages and decarbonization.