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Media lawyers consider the restriction of access to Kurultai deputies in the corridors to be controversial.

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Media lawyers and human rights organisations have expressed concern over the possible restriction of journalists' access to MPs in the corridors of the Kurultai. In their view, the new requirements should have a clear legal basis, be officially adopted and published in advance.

Astana police have identified more than 30 thousand violations as part of "Taza Kazakhstan".

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Since the beginning of 2026, more than 30,000 violations related to non-compliance with requirements for urban improvement and sanitary cleanliness have been identified in Astana. Inspections are being carried out as part of the republican environmental campaign "Taza Kazakhstan".

The State Register of Psychologists is being introduced in Kazakhstan

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The Ministry of Labour and Social Protection of the Population has developed a draft of the Rules for maintaining the state register of psychologists, as well as for including specialists in the register and removing them from it. The document has been put out for public consultation until 15 September 2026.

Three "Keleshek mektebi" schools opened in Atyrau Region on Knowledge Day

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In the Atyrau region, three new schools were brought into operation on the first day of the academic year under the national project "Keleshek mektebi" — two in the villages of the Kurmangazy district and one in the town of Kulsary. This completes the construction of all nine schools planned under the project in the region.

A tungsten mining project involving Trump's sons has been launched in Kazakhstan

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In the Karaganda region, practical implementation has begun on the 'Northern Katpar' project, linked to investments from the sons of US President Donald Trump Jr. and Eric Trump. Together with the 'Verkhneye Kairakty' deposit, the project, according to current estimates, could produce around 12,000 tonnes of tungsten products per year — approximately 15% of the current global mining volume.

"Regulation of saiga numbers" may resume in 2026 amid mass die-offs of the animals

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Travelers from the historical-geographical society 'Avalon' have discovered around a hundred saiga carcasses along a 40-kilometre stretch of steppe road. Meanwhile, the Ministry of Ecology and Natural Resources is preparing to continue culling saigas in 2026, citing a population of 5 million individuals.

Who is to blame for the fish deaths on Lake Aidabol in the Zerenda district?

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At Lake Aidabol in the Zerenda district of the Akmola region, a mass fish die-off has been recorded. Specialists from the Yesil interregional basin fisheries inspection, the veterinary service, and the ecology department of the Akmola region have taken water samples and fish specimens for laboratory analysis. The causes of the die-off will be known after the tests.

The story with the Barayev Centre is repeating itself within the NANOC system.

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Ministry of Agriculture has confirmed the export of grain under fictitious transactions and illegal bonus payments from the budget at the Karaganda Agricultural Experimental Station, subordinate to NANOC. This is the second episode of violations in the holding's structures in recent months — following publications about the Barayev Centre, over which the Bureau of Corruption Prevention received a pre-trial claim from its management.

The authorities of Aktobe have still not assessed the impact of the quarries on the Ilek.

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Two specialised departments of the Aktobe region responded to the FBK’s enquiry about quarries in the Ilek river floodplain. A comprehensive assessment of the impact of sand extraction on the river’s hydrological regime has not been carried out, and the question of conducting such an assessment is only being considered by the regional akimat.

The case of Asem Shabelskaya in Shchuchinsk: why relatives are demanding a reclassification of the charges

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In Shchuchinsk, 36-year-old Asem Shabelskaya has died. A criminal case is being investigated under the article on intentional infliction of grievous bodily harm resulting in death. However, the victim's relatives strongly disagree with this, demanding that the suspect be tried for murder.

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