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- Aug 8, 2026
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Five Doctors, One Race and Life Beyond the Hospital - The Astana Times (opens the original)
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By Nagima Abuova in Astana, Editor’s Picks on 8 August 2026 ASTANA — When former patients line up for the Jüregımnıñ Jeñımpazy (a champion of my heart) charity run in Astana on Aug. 9, some of the doctors who treated them will be at the starting line too. For five surgeons working across cardiac, transplant, neonatal and pediatric care, the race offers a rare chance to see what happens after some of medicine’s most complex operations – when patients return to everyday life. Astana to host Jüregı
Kazakhstan Condemns Drone Attacks on Vessels Carrying CPC Oil - The Astana Times (opens the original)
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By Nagima Abuova in Editor’s Picks, International on 19 July 2026 ASTANA — Kazakhstan strongly condemned drone attacks on July 17 and 19 against civilian vessels transporting oil through the Caspian Pipeline Consortium (CPC) infrastructure in the Black Sea. Photo credit: Kazakh Ministry of Foreign Affairs According to the Kazakh Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the attacks are an “unacceptable infringement on Kazakhstan’s economic interests” and deliberate attempts to destabilize lawful internationa
When Altai Sang: Dimash-Headlined Festival Draws 50,000 Visitors - The Astana Times (opens the original)
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By Nagima Abuova in Culture, Editor’s Picks, Tourism on 13 July 2026 KATON-KARAGAI — Thundering hooves, improvised verse and Dimash Qudaibergen’s voice carried across the Altai mountains as the Altai – Golden Cradle of the Turkic World festival drew an estimated 50,000 people to East Kazakhstan’s Katon-Karagai on July 10-11. Click to see the map in full size. The map is designed by The Astana Times. Photo credit: The East Kazakhstan Region’s communication service, The Astana Times / Nagima Abuov
Justice on Steppe: How Kazakh Judges Settle Disputes - The Astana Times (opens the original)
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By Aiman Nakispekova in Culture on 6 July 2026 ASTANA – Long before modern courts emerged, disputes on the Kazakh steppe were resolved by biys, a respected judges whose authority stemmed not from official appointment but from public trust, deep knowledge of customary law and a reputation for fairness. A monument in Astana to the three Kazakh prominent biys who established the foundation of Kazakh code of laws. From left to right: Kazybek bi, Tole bi, Aitekek bi. Photo credit: adebiportal.kz Zhar
Djend: Silk Road City That Minted Coins for Golden Horde - The Astana Times (opens the original)
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By Aiman Nakispekova in Editor’s Picks, Nation on 5 July 2026 ASTANA – The ruins of Djend, a medieval city in Kazakhstan’s Kyzylorda Region, offer a glimpse into a once-thriving center of trade, politics and Islamic culture that played a significant role in the history of the Golden Horde. Located south of the village of Akkyr in the Zhalagash district of Kazakhstan’s Kyzylorda Region lie the ruins of Djend. Photo credit: Ilyasov’s personal archieve Located south of the village of Akkyr in the Z
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