SCO anti-terror exercise in Kazakhstan UPI.com 3 (UPI) -- Russia is sending ground forces to Kazakhstan to participate in a joint anti-terrorist exercise. The exercise, "Peace Mission-2010," is being ...
Uzbekistan, Kazakhstan to protect endangered saiga antelopes Central Asia Newswire (subscription) Friday, September 03, 2010 - Uzbekistan and Kazakhstan have agreed to protect and increase the population of the critically endangered saiga antelopes whose ...
Time to act on nuclear test ban Daily Caller Kazakhstan eventually rejected its entire nuclear arsenal, which was the world's fourth largest. A decade and a half later, Kazakhstan's nuclear inheritance ...
One Year Later: Still Wrongfully Jailed Huffington Post (blog) One year ago today, Yevgeniy Zhovtis, Kazakhstan's best-known human rights defender, was convicted of vehicular manslaughter and sentenced to four years ...
Suspect In Kyrgyz Policeman's Killing Arrested In Kazakhstan RadioFreeEurope/RadioLiberty BISHKEK -- A man suspected of involvement in the killing of a Kyrgyz police colonel in southern Kyrgyzstan in June has been arrested in Kazakhstan, RFE/RL's ...
Kazakhstan joins Swiss IMF constituency swissinfo.ch Kazakhstan is to join the Swiss constituency in the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and World Bank. The agreement was reached on Friday when Swiss Finance ...
Chinese troops head to Kazakhstan for SCO exercises Central Asia Online ... the Matybulak testing grounds in Zhambyl Oblast. More than 5000 troops from Kazakhstan, China, Kyrgyzstan, Russia and Tajikistan are slated to participate.
Kazakhstan is wise to enter the Islamic bond market Central Asia Newswire (subscription) But coming off the last few years of shaky economic times, Kazakhstan is wise to diversify its revenue sources. Aibek Bekzhanov, of the Regional Financial ...