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Fourteen Kazakh soldiers found dead in sea after naval training (opens the original)
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Seventeen military personnel were swept into the Caspian Sea during a training exercise by Kazakhstan’s Naval Forces. Fourteen of them have died and three were rescued. The incident occurred on 24 September in Kazakhstan's Mangystau region. The servicemen who died were born between 2005 and 2007. According to the Kazakh Defence Ministry, the soldiers were disembarking from the Kaisar military vessel in water one metre deep when they were swept into the open sea by strong winds and a sudden deter
Nazym Kyzaibay: her journey to an Olympic boxing medal (opens the original)
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Nazym Kyzaibay is one of Central Asia’s leading athletes and a pioneering figure in women’s boxing in Kazakhstan. She is a three-time world champion and a bronze medallist at the Paris 2024 Olympics. In 2026, she continues to compete internationally and has already won a World Cup stage in China. But her journey began at a time when women’s boxing in Kazakhstan was only starting to grow. She began her sporting career in rhythmic gymnastics, but in 2008 Kyzaibay chose boxing instead. As one of th
Kymyz: thousands of years of history in a cup of mare’s milk (opens the original)
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Kymyz is a traditional drink made from mare's milk and drunk in many countries across Central Asia. Peoples ranging from northern Han Chinese to Kazakhs, Bashkirs, Kalmyks, Kyrgyz, Mongols and Yakuts say their ancestors have been drinking kymyz since time immemorial. The earliest Western text that mentions it is by Herodotus, who, in his 5th-century BC Histories, describes the Scythians’ processing of mare's milk. Kazakhstan holds a special place in kymyz production. In the Copper Age necropolis
Kazakhstan enters a new political era (opens the original)
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Kazakhstan held its first parliamentary election on 23 August, electing 145 deputies to the country’s new Parliament, the Kurultai. The election followed a nationwide referendum in March, which approved a new Constitution that replaced Kazakhstan’s bicameral Parliament with the Kurultai. The new Constitution came into force on 1 July. The name of the new Parliament also had historical significance. “Kurultai is a concept and a name that is characteristic of the steppe culture and Turkic civilisa
Tokayev’s former state adviser Erlan Karin appointed Kazakhstan’s vice president (opens the original)
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Kazakhstan’s President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev on Monday appointed Erlan Karin as the country’s first vice president in three decades. The appointment came during the second session of Kazakhstan’s newly elected unicameral Parliament, the Kurultai. Tokayev proposed two candidates for the post. Erlan Karin, a former State Adviser and deputy head of the Presidential Administration, and Olzhas Bektenov, who retained his position as Kazakhstan’s Prime Minister. The position of vice president was resto
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