Remains of Golden Man sent for analysis to Almaty
The remains of the Golden Man discovered recently in Temir district of Aktobe region were sent for an analysis to Almaty.
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- Lives at risk if wireless technology demands are not held in check: UN weather watchdog
Lives at risk if wireless technology demands are not held in check: UN weather watchdog
Earth observation services vital to weather forecasts and long-term climate change monitoring, are having to share more and more limited bandwith, with the rollout of new communication devices, including the new 5G phone data service. - Eight migrants found in UK-bound refrigerated truck in N. France
Eight migrants found in UK-bound refrigerated truck in N. France
Eight migrants, including four children, were discovered in a refrigerated lorry in Calais in northern France, local media reported on Monday. - Kazakhstani SMEs manufactured products worth KZT12.7trn in H1 2019
Kazakhstani SMEs manufactured products worth KZT12.7trn in H1 2019
The share of small and medium businesses in the country’s GDP in January-June 2019 was 28.5%. - NIS school set to be opened in Zhezkazgan
NIS school set to be opened in Zhezkazgan
The Nazarbayev Intellectual School is set to be opened in Zhezkazgan. - S.Korea offers to hold working-level talks with N. K. about Mount Kumgang project
S.Korea offers to hold working-level talks with N. K. about Mount Kumgang project
South Korea offered Monday to hold working-level talks with North Korea about a long-suspended tour program at the North's Mount Kumgang, after Pyongyang demanded Seoul remove all of its resort facilities from the mountain in a threat to end the joint business. - Alert level raised for volcano on southwestern Japan island
Alert level raised for volcano on southwestern Japan island
The alert level for a volcano on a southwestern Japan island was raised Monday after a large-scale earthquake was recorded near the crater the previous night, Japan's weather agency said. - Bilateral, global issues shape Kazakhstan-UK talks in London
Bilateral, global issues shape Kazakhstan-UK talks in London
The diplomats focused on current and new topics of the bilateral and multilateral agenda and touched upon the outcomes of the recent Kazakhstan Global Investment Forum 2019, the Kazakh-British Business Council and the 6th meeting of Intergovernmental Commission on Trade, Economic, Scientific, Technical and Cultural Cooperation, according to the press service of the Kazakh MFA. - Several documents signed during Lukashenko’s visit to Nur-Sultan
Several documents signed during Lukashenko’s visit to Nur-Sultan
Several documents have been signed as part of the official visit of Belarusian President Aleksandr Lukashenko and members of the Belarusian Government to Kazakhstan. - Russia’s Alrosa mines largest gem-quality crystal since 2016 weighing over 230 carats
Russia’s Alrosa mines largest gem-quality crystal since 2016 weighing over 230 carats
Alrosa unearthed a unique rough diamond weighing over 232 carats, the largest gem-quality specimen found in more than three years, at Udacnhaya kimberlite pipe in Yakutia on October 19, Russia’s diamond producer said in a statement on Friday. - IAEA to elect new director general on October 28-30
IAEA to elect new director general on October 28-30
The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) Board of Governors is set to hold the final voting rounds to elect a new director general, Russian Permanent Representative to International Organizations in Vienna Mikhail Ulyanov announced on Friday. - Kazakhstan’s intl reserves comprise $88.2bn
Kazakhstan’s intl reserves comprise $88.2bn
Kazakhstan National Bank’s gold and currency reserves decreased by 6.8% (2.1bn tenge) and made $28.8bn, according to NB Deputy Chairman Madina Abylkassymova.
- UK lorry container victims were all Chinese: police
UK lorry container victims were all Chinese: police
The bodies of 39 people found inside a refrigerated lorry container on an industrial estate in southern England are believed to be Chinese nationals, police said Thursday. - Dimash Kudaibergen to give concerts in Krasnodar, Kazan and Yekaterinburg
Dimash Kudaibergen to give concerts in Krasnodar, Kazan and Yekaterinburg
World-renowned Kazakh singer Dimash Kudaibergen will give concerts in Krasnodar, Kazan and Yekaterinburg. - Samsung sends Galaxy S10 5G into orbit for 'space selfie'
Samsung sends Galaxy S10 5G into orbit for 'space selfie'
Samsung Electronics Co. said Thursday it has sent one of its Galaxy S10 5G smartphones into space inside a balloon to allow its users to take selfies with the Earth in the background. - "The Glorious Martyr," Israel's latest archaeological finding
"The Glorious Martyr," Israel's latest archaeological finding
The Israel Antiquities Authority (IAA) on Wednesday revealed the organization's findings from a sixth-century church located in the Ramat Beit Shemesh suburb of Jerusalem which is located about 30km (19 miles) to the west of the city proper. - British police find 39 dead in truck container, arrest driver
British police find 39 dead in truck container, arrest driver
British police found the bodies of 39 people inside a truck believed to have come from Bulgaria at an industrial estate to the east of London on Wednesday, and said they had arrested the driver on suspicion of murder. - Ministry: Lithuania, Kazakhstan bilateral trade highly impressive
Ministry: Lithuania, Kazakhstan bilateral trade highly impressive
Lithuania and Kazakhstan have traditionally enjoyed cooperation in a wide range of areas of mutual interest, a source in Lithuania’s Foreign Affairs Ministry told Trend.
- Singapore’s KinderWorld to build schools, kindergarten worth KZT15 bln in Nur-Sultan
Singapore’s KinderWorld to build schools, kindergarten worth KZT15 bln in Nur-Sultan
Within the framework of the XI International Scientific and Practical Conference "Teachers Changing the World of Schools" Mayor of Nur-Sultan Altai Kulginov and Chairman of the Singapore-based company KinderWorld International Group Tan Teck Yong signed a Roadmap for implementing investment projects in the field of education. - China to host 2021 FIFA Club World Cup
China to host 2021 FIFA Club World Cup
China will host the first edition of expanded FIFA Club World Cup, the world football's governing body said on Thursday. - Austria: Painting by Ottoman artist sold for $1.6M
Austria: Painting by Ottoman artist sold for $1.6M
Lady of Istanbul, a painting by 19th century Ottoman painter, has been sold Wednesday in an auction in Austria for €1.5 million ($1.6 million). - First cohort of Afghan women arrived in Kazakhstan as a part of EU educational project
First cohort of Afghan women arrived in Kazakhstan as a part of EU educational project
Last week Almaty Management University (hereinafter, Alma U) hosted an official reception on the occasion of the arrival of the first cohort of Afghan women in Kazakhstan that will start their studies as part of a project funded by the European Union (EU) and implemented by the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) in Kazakhstan. - 90% of homes flooded in Typhoon Hagibis ineligible for gov't support
90% of homes flooded in Typhoon Hagibis ineligible for gov't support
Flooding at levels of less than 1 meter made up more than 90 percent of the approximately 68,000 homes damaged by the destructive Typhoon Hagibis, the government said Wednesday, making the homeowners unlikely to receive financial support under current law. - EAEU central banks working on agreement on overseeing payment systems
EAEU central banks working on agreement on overseeing payment systems
The central banks of the Eurasian Economic Union member states are about to finish work on the agreement on oversight over payment systems, BelTA learned from NBRB Deputy Chairman of the Board Dmitry Kalechits during the international forum on banking industry information technologies BANKIT on 22 October.
- 11 more beluga whales from Srednyaya Bay released in Russia
11 more beluga whales from Srednyaya Bay released in Russia
A new group of beluga whales that had been staying in the Srednyaya Bay have been released to the wild in the Khabarovsk Region, the Russian Science and Research Institute of Fishery and Oceanography (VNIRO) told TASS on Wednesday. - Elbasy: Kazakhstan treats Japan as one of the most important partners in Asia
Elbasy: Kazakhstan treats Japan as one of the most important partners in Asia
Kazakhstan treats Japan as one of the most important partners in Asia, said the First President of the Republic of Kazakhstan-Elbasy Nursultan Nazarbayev at a presentation of the Japanese Government's project on supporting the Kazakhstan program "Archive-2025". - AirAsia intends to launch direct flights to Kazakhstan
AirAsia intends to launch direct flights to Kazakhstan
Asia's largest low-cost carrier AirAsia intends to open direct flights to Kazakhstan, Kazinform reports with reference to the civil aviation committee. - U.S. Senate approves North Macedonia to NATO
U.S. Senate approves North Macedonia to NATO
The U.S. Senate on Tuesday overwhelmingly approved North Macedonia's accession to NATO (North Atlantic Treaty Organization). - OIE declares Kazakhstan free of bird flu
OIE declares Kazakhstan free of bird flu
According to the official website of the World Organization for Animal Health (OIE) has published information on declaring Kazakhstan as a country free of bird flu. - World’s oldest known natural pearl discovered in UAE
World’s oldest known natural pearl discovered in UAE
The oldest known natural pearl in the world has been discovered by Department of Culture and Tourism – Abu Dhabi archaeologists working at a Neolithic site on Marawah Island, just off the coast of Abu Dhabi.
- Nursultan Nazarbayev, Vladimir Zelensky hold talks in Japan
Nursultan Nazarbayev, Vladimir Zelensky hold talks in Japan
The First President of the Republic of Kazakhstan-Elbasy Nursultan Nazarbayev has held a meeting with the President of Ukraine Vladimir Zelensky. - Nursultan Nazarbayev partaking in Japan Emperor enthronization ceremony
Nursultan Nazarbayev partaking in Japan Emperor enthronization ceremony
Today the First President of the Republic of Kazakhstan-Elbasy Nursultan Nazarbayev has arrived in Tokyo. - People’s trust in President Tokayev reaches 74.9%
People’s trust in President Tokayev reaches 74.9%
The Eurasian Integration Institute conducted a population survey in order to identify level of public trust in the Head of State Kassym-Jomart Tokayev. - Paris 2024 unveils new Olympic and Paralympic games emblem
Paris 2024 unveils new Olympic and Paralympic games emblem
The organising committee for the Olympic and Paralympic games Paris 2024 has unveiled its new emblem. - Stockholm hosted business forum for Kazakhs living abroad
Stockholm hosted business forum for Kazakhs living abroad
Stockholm hosted a business forum aimed at establishing and strengthening ties with compatriots living abroad. - Japan's Emperor Naruhito to announce enthronement in ancient-style ceremony
Japan's Emperor Naruhito to announce enthronement in ancient-style ceremony
Japanese Emperor Naruhito will proclaim Tuesday his enthronement before roughly 2,000 guests from home and more than 190 countries in a major ancient-style ceremony at the Imperial Palace in Tokyo, which will be marked by solemnity and tradition.