President Tokayev is going to reveal results of investigation into January events in March
All the information is going to be published in open sources
Archive for February 2022
Three universities close in Kazakhstan
They were ranked too low in the rating of educational programs
Atamaken members vote for Batalov
He replaced Nazarbaev’s son-in-law as the new chairman of the National Entrepreneurs Chamber
Kazakhstan’s senator wants young people to stop leaving the country
Many young people prefer to pursue happiness outside the country
Quarantine measures to be softened in Nur-Sultan
On February 16, the city has moved from the red zone to the yellow zone
Kazakhstan may financially support traditional religions
By doing so the country can stand against extremism
Social workers in Almaty have stolen $23,000
The money was allocated for the rehabilitation of patients
The punishments Kazakhstan is going to apply to officials for incorrect income data
The government is going to apply measures only in case of a serious gap between declared income and real expenses
Kazakhstan’s government wants to protect whistleblowers
A new rule will prohibit the disclosure of personal data of employees who have provided information against corrupt bosses
What Kazakhstan’s approach to nuclear power looks like
The government is going to show citizens a final version of the nuclear project once it is ready
Digital mining tax may increase tenfold in Kazakhstan
The government suggests considering digital miners as a separate class of electricity consumers
Uzbekistan to take back money Gulnara Karimova transferred abroad
The money will be recovered through a trust fund run by the UN
US court supports Kazakhstan’s claim against Chapman from Argentem Creek
US Court Supports Kazakhstan’s Claim Against Chapman from Argentem Creek
Spokesman for president Tokayev receives new appointment
He has become the head of the board of directors of Qazaqstan Television and Radio Corporation
Kazakhstan embraces new chief sanitary doctor
Aizhan Yesmagambetova has been appointed to the position
How amendments to the Tax Code have affected the market of mobile transactions in Kazakhstan
The volume of electronic operations in Kazakhstan last year rose twofold compared to 2020 figures. People in Kazakhstan conducted electronic transactions worth $170 billion
Almaty commemorates victims of January events
Police officers were nearby but didn’t intervene in the rally
Kazakhstan wants pet owners to register animals starting from September 1, 2023
The procedure of this registration must be written in the form of a special rule and issued later.
Tokayev and Mishustin discuss nuclear energy
The president of Kazakhstan said that the countries will cooperate in staff training in the field of nuclear energy
Private monopolies to be out of law in Kazakhstan
They have been blamed for being ineffective and low-quality services
Bank of Russia raises key rate
According to the bank, it is necessary because of inflationary pressure
CSTO is going to stage three drills in Kazakhstan this year
The Collective Security Organization Treaty (CSTO) is going to hold three collective drills on Kazakhstan’s soil. The organization is also going to stage one drill each in Tajikistan and Kyrgyzstan, according to the Interfax news agency citing Anatoly Sidorov, head of the Joint Staff of CSTO.
Kazakhstan changes employment procedure for law enforcement agencies
According to the new rules, there will be no exceptions for those who served in the army if they want to join the law enforcement system
Kazakhstan to oblige digital mining companies to get licensed
As Prime Minister Alikhan Smailov noted, the industry needs to be regulated