Over 5,000 servicemen will take part in 2019 International Army Games
Over 5,000 servicemen from 200 teams will take part in the 2019 International Army Games (ARMI-2019).
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- Over 5,000 servicemen will take part in 2019 International Army Games
- WHO: Too much sugar in baby foods on market
WHO: Too much sugar in baby foods on market
Baby foods on market generally contain too much sugar, posing a source of health concern, a new report by the World Health Organization (WHO) has said. - N.K. says planned S. Korea-U.S. military drill will affect working-level nuclear talks
N.K. says planned S. Korea-U.S. military drill will affect working-level nuclear talks
North Korea warned Tuesday that the agreed-upon resumption of working-level nuclear talks with the United States would be affected if the U.S. goes ahead with joint military exercises with South Korea. - Environmental campaign kicks off in Kazakh capital
Environmental campaign kicks off in Kazakh capital
Kazakh Ecology Minister Magzum Mirzagaliyev has launched the environmental campaign in the capital city of Kazakhstan. - Kazakhstan increases gasoline output by 12.8%
Kazakhstan increases gasoline output by 12.8%
In January-June 2019, gasoline production in Kazakhstan increased by 12.8% year on year to reach 1,975.9 thousand tons. - Over 820 million people suffering from hunger; new UN report reveals
Over 820 million people suffering from hunger; new UN report reveals
An estimated 820 million people did not have enough to eat in 2018, up from 811 million in the previous year, which is the third year of increase in a row. - Kazakhstan’s population reached 18.49 million as of June 1
Kazakhstan’s population reached 18.49 million as of June 1
As of June 1, 2019, Kazakhstan's population reached 18,489,700 people, increasing by 236.4 thousand people, or 1.3%, year on year. - 37.9 mln tons of oil produced in Kazakhstan in H1 2019
37.9 mln tons of oil produced in Kazakhstan in H1 2019
Kazakhstan produced 37.9 mln tons of oil in the first half of 2019 that is 1.5% less than in the same period of 2018. - Djokovic remains world No. 1, secures ATP Finals berth
Djokovic remains world No. 1, secures ATP Finals berth
Fresh from his fifth Wimbledon champion, Novak Djokovic of Serbia kept leading position on ATP Rankings updated on Monday, also joining Spain's Rafael Nadal as participants of 2019 ATP Finals in November. - Healthy lifestyle can offset genetic risk of dementia: study
Healthy lifestyle can offset genetic risk of dementia: study
Those who are more likely to have dementia due to their genes could have a way out. A new study showed that living a healthy lifestyle may help offset a person's genetic risk of dementia. - Start-up dreams of feeding world with cheap lab-cultured meat
Start-up dreams of feeding world with cheap lab-cultured meat
Yuki Hanyu won't put a time frame on it, but believes the day will come when the world's burgeoning population will be able to eat its fill of meat and all without a single animal being slaughtered. - Kaskasu ski resort development debated
Kaskasu ski resort development debated
The roundtable on the development of Kaskasu ski resort took place on July 13 at the Eco Village Kaskasu, Turkestan region, with the participation of international experts.
- Over 1,000 houses restored in Arys
Over 1,000 houses restored in Arys
1,047 houses have been restored in the town of Arys so far. Reconstruction works are underway at 4,225 buildings there. - UEFA reports record-breaking 19.3 mln ticket requests for 2020 Euro Cup matches
UEFA reports record-breaking 19.3 mln ticket requests for 2020 Euro Cup matches
The Union of European Football Associations (UEFA) reported on Monday a record-breaking figure of applications filed to purchase tickets for matches of the 60th anniversary of the major European football championship. - President about debt relief: We have no right to get carried away by such measures
President about debt relief: We have no right to get carried away by such measures
Governor of the National Bank of Kazakhstan Yerbolat Dossayev has reported today on the debt relief instruction implementation during an enlarged meeting of the Government chaired by the President of the Republic of Kazakhstan. - Head of State instructs to severely punish those responsible for Arys tragedy
Head of State instructs to severely punish those responsible for Arys tragedy
The President of the Republic of Kazakhstan, Kassym-Jomart Tokayev, has instructed to submit proposals on punishing those responsible for the incident in Arys by 10 August 2019. - Parts of New York plunge into darkness after major power outage
Parts of New York plunge into darkness after major power outage
A major power outage on Saturday evening threw parts of New York in darkness, leaving people trapped on trains and in elevators before the electricity was fully restored by midnight. - Kazakhstan’s initiative on Islamic food security presented in Malaysia
Kazakhstan’s initiative on Islamic food security presented in Malaysia
Last week, Acting Director General of the Islamic Organization for Food Security (IOFS) Mr. Yerlan Baidaulet paid a working visit to Malaysia.
- Kazakh student died in China
Kazakh student died in China
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Kazakhstan has confirmed the death of a Kazakh student in Changzhou, China. - Kazakhstan-EAEU trade turnover amounted to $7.8bn in January-May 2019
Kazakhstan-EAEU trade turnover amounted to $7.8bn in January-May 2019
As per preliminary data, mutual trade turnover between the Republic of Kazakhstan and the countries of the Eurasian Economic Union in January-May 2019 made $7bn802.9mn in monetary terms. This is 0.1% less compared to the same period in 2018. - Dimash Kudaibergen to give solo concert in Saint Petersburg, Russia
Dimash Kudaibergen to give solo concert in Saint Petersburg, Russia
Kazakh-born world-famous singer Dimash Kudaibergen is to give a solo concert in Russia’s Saint Petersburg on November 29, 2019, according to the singer’s Eurasian Fan Club in VKontakte. - Ice show in memory of Denis Ten to take place in Almaty
Ice show in memory of Denis Ten to take place in Almaty
The "Friends of Denis" ice show in commemoration of famous Kazakhstani athlete Denis Ten will be held July 20 in Almaty, the press service of the Kazakhstan National Olympic Committee. - World oil demand in 2020 is forecast to grow by1.14 mb/d y-o-y: MOMR
World oil demand in 2020 is forecast to grow by1.14 mb/d y-o-y: MOMR
With global economic growth expected to remain at 3.2% in 2020, world oil demand in 2020 is forecast to grow by 1.14 mb/d y-o-y, according to OPEC Monthly Oil Market Report (MOMR) released on Thursday. - Nearly half million people denied entry into EU in 2018
Nearly half million people denied entry into EU in 2018
Nearly half a million non-EU citizens were denied entry into the EU countries in 2018, according to a Eurostat statement on Friday.
- 18 dead, thousands affected by monsoon in Nepal, India
18 dead, thousands affected by monsoon in Nepal, India
At least 18 people have been killed, six are missing and 900,000 have been affected by torrential rain that has been battering Nepal and northeastern India in the past 24 hours. - Scientists reveal secrets of sex changing fish
Scientists reveal secrets of sex changing fish
An international collaboration led by New Zealand scientists have revealed for the first time the secrets of 500 species of fish that change sex, which remained a mystery for decades. - S. Korea to raise minimum wage for next year by 2.9%
S. Korea to raise minimum wage for next year by 2.9%
South Korea decided Friday to raise the minimum wage for next year by 2.9 percent, the slowest growth in a decade, as it took into account an economic slowdown and sluggish job growth. - 35 hurt as Air Canada plane hit by turbulence
35 hurt as Air Canada plane hit by turbulence
At least 35 people were injured as an Air Canada plane encountered severe turbulence during its Sydney-bound flight above the Pacific Ocean on Thursday morning. - Dimash Kudaibergen’s Arnau show hits the web
Dimash Kudaibergen’s Arnau show hits the web
The Arnau concert given by Kazakh singer Dimash Kudaibergen has gone online. - 1 person killed, 13 injured in fire at thermal plant near Moscow
1 person killed, 13 injured in fire at thermal plant near Moscow
Firefighters have extinguished a blaze that broke out at a gas pipeline on the premises of a thermal power plant in Mytishchi, near Moscow, Russian Deputy Emergencies Minister Ilya Denisov told TASS on Thursday.
- EU population passes 513M
EU population passes 513M
The population of the European Union stood at 513.5 million as of Jan. 1, 2019, the bloc's statistical office said on Wednesday. - New parents spend more on fruits, vegetables: study
New parents spend more on fruits, vegetables: study
New parents spend more money on fresh fruits and vegetables than before having children, according to a study posted on the website of the University of Michigan (UM). - Japan population drops by record number to 124.8 mil.: gov't
Japan population drops by record number to 124.8 mil.: gov't
Japan's population excluding resident foreigners declined to 124.8 million as of Jan. 1, falling by the biggest number since the current survey began in 1968, affected by record-low births. - N. Korea's official newspaper highlights ‘inseparable' relations with China
N. Korea's official newspaper highlights ‘inseparable' relations with China
North Korea's official newspaper highlighted its "inseparable" relations with China on Thursday as they mark the 58th anniversary of signing a mutual defense treaty. - 'Rocket heart' made in China saves two
'Rocket heart' made in China saves two
"Artificial hearts" which were made in China have saved two patients with advanced cardiac failure in North China's Tianjin municipality, and an activity was held Friday to celebrate the success, more than 100 days after the surgeries. - Trail camera captures wolverine in E Kazakhstan
Trail camera captures wolverine in E Kazakhstan
Wolverine is spread across taiga, forest tundra, and locally in cold deserts of Eurasia and North America.