Sanjar Bokayev will remain under arrest in Almaty until 18 June
The Almaty investigative court has extended the detention of public figure Sanzhar Bokayev until 18 June 2026. His lawyer, Radmir Utepov, announced this.
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A youth project on conscious resource consumption has been launched in Almaty
In community centres of Almaty, a series of meetings with young people has started, focused on combating wastefulness — from excessive spending on image to uncontrolled consumption of water and electricity. The project will cover educational institutions and youth centres of the city.
The staff of the DER in the capital taught pensioners the basics of financial security
Pensioners in the Saryarka district have gained practical knowledge on how to protect themselves from financial pyramids and online fraudsters — a category of citizens who more often than others become victims of economic crimes.
A company linked to Trump has received $1.6 billion for tungsten development in Kazakhstan
American company Cove Kaz Capital has received approximately $1.6 billion from US authorities for the development of tungsten deposits in Kazakhstan. These are the Severny Katpar and Verkhneye Kayraktinskoye sites in the central part of the country. If the project is granted additional funding, the total amount of US government support will reach $2 billion.
The management of the Eurasian Bank received 5.9 billion tenge amid an 82% drop in profits.
The net profit of JSC "Eurasian Bank" in 2025 fell by 82%, amounting to 25.3 billion tenge. At the same time, remuneration expenses for top management and members of governing bodies reached 5.9 billion tenge.
The Minister of National Economy answered the question about business closures following the tax reform
Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of National Economy Serik Zhumangarin commented on reports of mass closures of small and medium-sized businesses (SMEs) following the tax reform. On the sidelines of the Mazhilis, he stated that he sees no grounds for negative scenarios and considers part of the statistics to be taken out of context.
Kcell company received a fine of 2.1 million tenge due to a faulty phone.
Kcell has been fined 2.1 million tenge following proceedings in the Specialised Court for Administrative Offences. The case arose from a customer complaint about a faulty iPhone 15 Pro purchased at the company's office.
The commander of a military unit in Aktau has been put on trial in connection with the death of a soldier.
In Aktau, the investigation into a criminal case against the commander of one of the garrison's military units has been completed following the death of conscript R. Zhaigaliyev. The case has been sent to court.
The National Security Committee has brought four suspects of terrorist crimes to Kazakhstan.
Four citizens of Kazakhstan, suspected of committing terrorist offences, have been brought back to the country from abroad. The operation was carried out with the involvement of the special forces of the National Security Committee (KNB).
Kazakhstan reduces oil supplies to Europe via the Black Sea
Kazakhstan will reduce exports of CPC Blend crude oil via the Russian Black Sea port in June due to technical maintenance at the Kashagan field. The volume of shipments will fall to 1.3–1.4 million barrels per day, down from the nearly record 1.7 million barrels per day planned for May.
The CEO of the oil and gas company was unable to answer the questions of a Majilis deputy.
In the Majilis, deputy Zhanbyrshin criticised representatives of oil companies for purchasing goods from China instead of supporting Kazakhstani manufacturers. Liu Jincheng, CEO of Maten Petroleum JSC, reported six long-term contracts with domestic enterprises but could not name them specifically.
Expenditure on the referendum in Kazakhstan has been preliminarily estimated at 20.8 billion tenge.
The Central Referendum Commission has presented the parameters for preparing the vote on the draft of the new Constitution. Preliminary costs are estimated at 20.8 billion tenge. A total of 10,413 polling stations will open across the country, with 12,416,759 citizens included on the electoral rolls.
Insects found in children's food at Karaganda Infectious Diseases Hospital
In the children's infectious diseases ward of the Karaganda regional clinic, children found insects in the chicken pilaf. The meals were provided by an external company; the entire batch was replaced, and an inspection is being carried out.
Unknown livestock disease in Kazakhstan or deliberate silence from the authorities?
In several regions of Kazakhstan, cases of mass illness among cattle are being recorded. Doctor of Veterinary Sciences Gaisa Absatirov believes that the clinical picture is consistent with foot-and-mouth disease. However, the Veterinary Control and Supervision Committee of the Ministry of Agriculture of the Republic of Kazakhstan refused to provide statistics on outbreak sites and vaccination data, citing the classification "For official use only".
The Government of Kazakhstan has outlined its approach to arbitration reform.
Prime Minister Olzhas Bektenov has responded to a Senate inquiry regarding reform of arbitration legislation. The government has proposed introducing compulsory liability insurance for arbitrators and simplifying the process for invalidating individual arbitration agreements. The initiative to recognise affiliation as an unconditional ground for setting aside a decision was not supported.
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