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Disaster Averted As Spidercam Catches Fire, Crashes On Pitch During Football Match
Players and a cameraman made a narrow escape after a spidercam fell onto the pitch during a friendly between Hungary and Kazakhstan at the Nagyerdei Stadium in Debrecen.
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Kazakhstan Offers To Take Iran's Uranium Stockpile: Report
The Financial Times said the Kazakh leader had expressed his country's "openness" to store the stockpile enriched to near weapons grade level.
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Indian Medical Student Dies In Road Accident In Kazakhstan, 2 Others Injured
An Indian student died in Kazakhstan in a road accident, while two others were injured while on an excursion trip, the Indian Embassy said on Tuesday.
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Kazakhstan Parliament Passes Russian-Style Anti-LGBTQ Law
Kazakhstan's parliament passed a bill to ban the promotion of what it calls "non-traditional sexual orientation" in public spaces and the media, a copycat of Russia's anti-LGBTQ laws.
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Kazakhstan To Join Abraham Accords With Israel As Trump Pushes Mideast Peace
Kazakhstan said Thursday it expects to join the Abraham Accords between Israel and mainly Muslim nations, in a largely symbolic move aimed at boosting US President Donald Trump's push for Middle East peace.
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Kazakhstan’s President Proposes Strategic Crypto Reserve, Fully Digitalised Alatau City Project
Kazakhstan’s President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev has announced plans to establish a state-backed crypto reserve and build a digital “CryptoCity” in Alatau by 2026. The move will be supported by a new digital asset law, aiming to regulate blockchain, fintech, and cryptocurrency use. Experts say Kazakhstan’s strategy could influence other emergin...
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How Much Does It Cost To Study MBBS In Russia, Philippines, Kazakhstan
As with any overseas study decision, prospective students should confirm that their chosen institution is recognised by India's National Medical Commission and factor in living expenses before finalising their plans.
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Opinion | There's A Country India Must Take More Seriously: Kazakhstan
Though India is a giant with a billion population and Kazakhstan is a nascent republic, only 34 years old with a population of about 20 million, there are many convergences in their foreign policies and positions on global issues.
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Picture From Space Captures Multicoloured Lake Alakol In Kazakhstan
Lake Alakol holds a special place in Central Asia's geography. It changes colour with season, ranging from deep indigo to rust red and turquoise.
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Kazakhstan and UAE Central Banks Sign MoU to Collaborate on VDA Regulations, CBDCs
The National Bank of Kazakhstan and the Central Bank of the UAE (CBUAE) have signed an MoU to collaborate on fintech, cybersecurity, and CBDCs, focusing on how UAE's financial hubs leverage blockchain and crypto for payments and transactions.
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Women, 35, Gets 12 Year Jail Term In Poland For Selling 56 Human Kidneys
Polish border guards detained a Ukrainian woman who was sentenced in Kazakhstan to 12 years in prison for participating in an organised criminal group trading in human organs and selling 56 kidneys, prosecutors said on Tuesday.
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Pile-Up Crash Involving 100 Vehicles In Kazakhstan Due To Snow Storm
The road-accident took place around 1:30pm on January 3rd between Kogam and Karatal villages of Birzhan sal district, per the police department of the region.
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"External Interference" Caused Plane Crash In Kazakhstan: Azerbaijan Airlines
Azerbaijan Airlines said "external physical and technical interference" led to the plane crash in Kazakhstan in which 38 people died out of 67 on board.
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Survivor On Crashed Plane Confirms At Least 1 Loud Bang Before It Went Down
A passenger on the Azerbaijan Airlines plane that crashed in Kazakhstan told Reuters that there was at least one loud bang as it approached its original destination of Grozny in southern Russia.
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Azerbaijan Airlines Plane May Have Been Shot "Accidentally" By Russia: Report
The Azerbaijan Airlines plane that crashed near Kazakhstan's Aqtau on Christmas Day - while en route from Baku to Grozny in Russia - may have been "accidentally struck" by a Russian surface-to-air missile or antiaircraft fire.
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Disaster Averted As Spidercam Catches Fire, Crashes On Pitch During Football Match
Players and a cameraman made a narrow escape after a spidercam fell onto the pitch during a friendly between Hungary and Kazakhstan at the Nagyerdei Stadium in Debrecen.
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Kazakhstan Offers To Take Iran's Uranium Stockpile: Report
The Financial Times said the Kazakh leader had expressed his country's "openness" to store the stockpile enriched to near weapons grade level.
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Indian Medical Student Dies In Road Accident In Kazakhstan, 2 Others Injured
An Indian student died in Kazakhstan in a road accident, while two others were injured while on an excursion trip, the Indian Embassy said on Tuesday.
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Kazakhstan Parliament Passes Russian-Style Anti-LGBTQ Law
Kazakhstan's parliament passed a bill to ban the promotion of what it calls "non-traditional sexual orientation" in public spaces and the media, a copycat of Russia's anti-LGBTQ laws.
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Kazakhstan To Join Abraham Accords With Israel As Trump Pushes Mideast Peace
Kazakhstan said Thursday it expects to join the Abraham Accords between Israel and mainly Muslim nations, in a largely symbolic move aimed at boosting US President Donald Trump's push for Middle East peace.
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Kazakhstan’s President Proposes Strategic Crypto Reserve, Fully Digitalised Alatau City Project
Kazakhstan’s President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev has announced plans to establish a state-backed crypto reserve and build a digital “CryptoCity” in Alatau by 2026. The move will be supported by a new digital asset law, aiming to regulate blockchain, fintech, and cryptocurrency use. Experts say Kazakhstan’s strategy could influence other emergin...
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How Much Does It Cost To Study MBBS In Russia, Philippines, Kazakhstan
As with any overseas study decision, prospective students should confirm that their chosen institution is recognised by India's National Medical Commission and factor in living expenses before finalising their plans.
-
Opinion | There's A Country India Must Take More Seriously: Kazakhstan
Though India is a giant with a billion population and Kazakhstan is a nascent republic, only 34 years old with a population of about 20 million, there are many convergences in their foreign policies and positions on global issues.
-
Picture From Space Captures Multicoloured Lake Alakol In Kazakhstan
Lake Alakol holds a special place in Central Asia's geography. It changes colour with season, ranging from deep indigo to rust red and turquoise.
-
Kazakhstan and UAE Central Banks Sign MoU to Collaborate on VDA Regulations, CBDCs
The National Bank of Kazakhstan and the Central Bank of the UAE (CBUAE) have signed an MoU to collaborate on fintech, cybersecurity, and CBDCs, focusing on how UAE's financial hubs leverage blockchain and crypto for payments and transactions.
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Women, 35, Gets 12 Year Jail Term In Poland For Selling 56 Human Kidneys
Polish border guards detained a Ukrainian woman who was sentenced in Kazakhstan to 12 years in prison for participating in an organised criminal group trading in human organs and selling 56 kidneys, prosecutors said on Tuesday.
-
Pile-Up Crash Involving 100 Vehicles In Kazakhstan Due To Snow Storm
The road-accident took place around 1:30pm on January 3rd between Kogam and Karatal villages of Birzhan sal district, per the police department of the region.
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"External Interference" Caused Plane Crash In Kazakhstan: Azerbaijan Airlines
Azerbaijan Airlines said "external physical and technical interference" led to the plane crash in Kazakhstan in which 38 people died out of 67 on board.
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Survivor On Crashed Plane Confirms At Least 1 Loud Bang Before It Went Down
A passenger on the Azerbaijan Airlines plane that crashed in Kazakhstan told Reuters that there was at least one loud bang as it approached its original destination of Grozny in southern Russia.
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Azerbaijan Airlines Plane May Have Been Shot "Accidentally" By Russia: Report
The Azerbaijan Airlines plane that crashed near Kazakhstan's Aqtau on Christmas Day - while en route from Baku to Grozny in Russia - may have been "accidentally struck" by a Russian surface-to-air missile or antiaircraft fire.
