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Kazakhstan Resumes Collection of $5.2 Billion Kashagan Fine - The Times Of Central Asia (opens the original)
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Kazakhstan has restarted enforcement proceedings to collect a 2.3 trillion tenge ($5.22 billion) environmental fine from North Caspian Operating Company (NCOC), operator of the Kashagan oil field, ending a three-week procedural pause. The proceedings resumed on September 29, according to the Justice Ministry’s online enforcement database. NCOC continues to reject both the allegations behind the fine and the penalty itself, and says it is challenging them through available legal channels. Collect
22 Uzbek Pupils Hospitalized After Cotton Field Spraying Near School - The Times Of Central Asia (opens the original)
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Cotton field in Uzbekistan’s Tashkent region. Illustrative image: Shuhrataxmedov Twenty-two pupils in southern Uzbekistan were hospitalized after chemicals were sprayed on a cotton field beside their school, the Interior Ministry said. Seven remained in hospital as of September 29, while 15 had been discharged. The children, all in grades 10 and 11 at School No. 51 in Guzar district, Kashkadarya region, fell ill on September 23. They were taken to the district medical center around midday with n
Uzbekistan Strikes Down Ten-Day Border Detention Without Court Approval - The Times Of Central Asia (opens the original)
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Qaplanbek crossing on the Kazakhstan–Uzbekistan border. Image: Nurken Uzbekistan’s Constitutional Court has struck down provisions allowing people accused of breaking border rules to be held for up to ten days without a judge’s approval. The decision followed complaints about detention beyond the constitution’s 48-hour limit. The court adopted its ruling on September 22. It took effect on September 25, removing the legal basis for extended detention periods. The case reached the court through pa
Deaths During Caspian Military Drills: Kazakhstan Investigates Commanders’ Actions - The Times Of Central Asia (opens the original)
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Fourteen servicemen in Kazakhstan’s Armed Forces were killed during military exercises on the Caspian Sea on September 24, and five Armed Forces officials were detained. On the same evening, around 100 relatives and Aktau residents gathered outside the city morgue as a serviceman read out the names of the dead. People demanded the chance to identify the bodies, and screams and crying could be heard after some names. September 25 was declared a day of national mourning in Kazakhstan. The Ministry
Kazatomprom Secures New Uranium Block as Nuclear Demand Expands - The Times Of Central Asia (opens the original)
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Kazakhstan has granted its state-controlled uranium producer Kazatomprom six-year exploration rights to the Kyzyltu block in the Kyzylorda region, where preliminary resources are estimated at around 10,000 metric tons. Kazatomprom announced the exploration license on September 21 and said geological exploration would begin shortly to determine the block’s commercial potential. Kazakhstan remains the world’s largest uranium producer, accounting for roughly 40% of global mine production. Kazatompr
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