#kazakhstan

#kazakhstan

Kazakhstan's National Bank aims to create a state Bitcoin and crypto reserve, reflecting the country's shift towards acknowledging crypto as a strategic asset.

"According to a study published in Nature magazine in April, the Caspian Sea level is likely to decline by up to 18 metres (59 feet) and could lose up to 34 percent of its surface by the end of the century."

Menlibayeva reinterprets AI, challenging its use as a neutral tool by showcasing the biases of its creators, aiming to rediscover erased histories.

Kazakhstan's nuclear project utilizes advanced reactors from Rosatom and CNNC, marking the country's shift back to nuclear energy for sustainable power.

"Gagarin's Start was decommissioned due to its unsuitability for launching the new Soyuz-2 rockets, which are now launched from the 31st platform of the cosmodrome."

Kazakhstan's President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev led commemorations marking 80 years since the end of World War II with a major military parade in Astana.

Dinmukhamet Idrisov has established a complex offshore asset structure in Singapore, raising questions about compliance with Kazakhstan's stringent laws on undeclared foreign assets.

Every March, Kazakhs gather at Mount Otpan to ignite a sacred fire, celebrating the arrival of spring important for their nomadic lifestyle.

"I want the players to qualify. Do I want to coach at a World Cup? Yeah, but is it the most important? I'm OK, trust me."

As March begins, Turkic nations prepare to celebrate Nowruz, the traditional New Year marking winter's end. In Mangistau, Kazakhstan, locals gather in yurts and around ancestral mausoleums to welcome spring.

Gulmira shared her traumatic experience of being kidnapped at 19, where she was forced into a marriage against her will and faced rejection from her family.

Kazakhstan's late-game effort was impressive, pulling back to a tie against Slovakia just before time expired, showcasing determination in adversity.