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A resident of Shymkent sustained serious injuries after an attempt to conscript him into the army

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Житель Шымкента получил тяжёлые травмы после попытки забрать его в армию
23-year-old resident of Shymkent suffered serious injuries after falling from the third floor of a building housing a gaming club. His mother claims that shortly before the incident, police officers attempted to forcibly take her son to the military enlistment office. A criminal case has been opened regarding the incident.

Audit in Kazakhstan reveals shortfall of 730 billion tenge in tax revenue to the budget

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Аудит в Казахстане выявил недопоступление 730 млрд тенге налогов в бюджет
In Kazakhstan, the state audit of the effectiveness of tax and customs administration for 2025 has been completed. The inspection showed that the republican budget received 730 billion tenge less in tax revenues, and also revealed financial and procedural violations.

The Ministry of the Interior has detained a suspected hitman in connection with a transnational organised crime group case.

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МВД задержало предполагаемого киллера по делу транснациональной ОПГ
The Ministry of Internal Affairs of Kazakhstan (MIA) has reported on the conduct of an international special operation against members of a transnational organised criminal group (OCG) across the territory of three states. During the operation, alleged members of the criminal structure were detained, and investigations into a number of incidents are ongoing.

Sultan Sarsemaliyev has been given a life sentence for the murder of a family in Atyrau

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Султан Сарсемалиев получил пожизненный срок за убийство семьи в Атырау
The specialised inter-district criminal court of the Atyrau region found Sultan Sarsemaliyev guilty in the case of the murder of a family of four and sentenced him to life imprisonment. The court also ordered the convicted man to pay the injured party 40 million tenge in compensation for moral harm.

The centre of Barayev came under the surveillance of ministries

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Проверка Центра Бараева
After the FBRC publication about the conflict at the A.I. Barayev Grain Farming Research and Production Centre, our editorial team sent inquiries to state bodies. The Ministry of Agriculture reported that a special group was working to examine the arguments of the complainants, while the Ministry of Labour explained the reasons for refusing to conduct an inspection into one of the appeals.

Difficulties in detecting dangerous diseases in Kazakhstan

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Диагностика заболеваний
In Kazakhstan, the diagnosis of brucellosis has become a true administrative privilege. Testing can now only be obtained in a state laboratory. Alexey Balas, Director of Development and Innovation at the Olimp Clinical Diagnostic Laboratory, told FBK how a simple decision turned accessible diagnostics into a monopoly.

Akmola Region is once again poisoning insects with chlorpyrifos, which is banned in the USA and the EU.

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дезинсекция Акмолинская область 2026
The editorial board of FBRK continues its series of articles on disinsection in the regions of Kazakhstan. This time, the Akmola region has come under scrutiny, where for the treatment of parks, squares and reservoirs they again plan to use a preparation containing chlorpyrifos - a substance banned in the United States and the European Union due to its link to neurological disorders in children.

West Kazakhstan Oblast is losing livestock without a strategy or compensation?

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Падеж скота
In the West Kazakhstan Region, livestock deaths continue amid an outbreak of foot-and-mouth disease and a worsening epizootic situation regarding brucellosis. Farmers are treating animals based on advice from messaging apps, while the issue of compensation for dead livestock remains unresolved.

Kazakhstan has approved a Comprehensive Plan for the Development of Veterinary Medicine.

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Развитие ветеринарии
The Government of Kazakhstan has approved a Comprehensive Plan for the Development of Veterinary Medicine for 2026–2030. The document envisages a 1.5 to 2.5-fold increase in veterinary salaries, an 80% upgrade to the material and technical base, and large-scale digitalisation of the sector. At the same time, systemic problems in veterinary medicine — staff shortages, disease outbreaks, and corruption — have not gone away.
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