China is willing to increase “law enforcement and security” cooperation with neighbouring Kazakhstan and help oppose interference by “external forces”, China’s foreign minister said on Monday, after …
China to host ministers from oil-rich Gulf states as Kazakhstan unrest heightens energy security fears
Foreign ministers from the Gulf states will start a five-day visit to Beijing on Monday in with energy expected to top the agenda. China is worried about supply security following the turmoil in …
Situation in Kazakhstan stabilized: presidential office
The situation in Kazakhstan has been stabilized in all regions of the country, with utilities and life support systems being restored, the press services of the Central Asian country’s president …
Here’s why the unrest in Kazakhstan is wreaking havoc on crypto and commodity markets
Bitcoin mining is largely dependent on internet access, so when Kazakhstan shut it down, a large swathe of the bitcoin network went offline.
Here’s why the unrest in Kazakhstan is wreaking havoc on crypto and commodity markets
Bitcoin mining is largely dependent on internet access, so when Kazakhstan shut it down, a large swathe of the bitcoin network went offline.
Output at Kazakhstan’s Tengiz oilfield being restored gradually -Chevron
Kazakhstan’s largest oil venture Tengizchevroil (TCO) is gradually increasing production to reach normal rates at the Tengiz field after protests limited output there in recent days, operator Chevron …
French finance chief points to Kazakhstan in warning of need to control soaring energy prices
France’s head of economy and finance labeled the country’s energy crunch an “absolute emergency” as consumers face rising electricity bills due to a power shortage.
Kyrgyz National Bank explains how suspension of financial institutions in Kazakhstan would affect Kyrgyzstan
The National Bank of Kyrgyzstan commented on how suspension of financial institutions in Kazakhstan would affect Kyrgyzstan …
Dozens of protesters, 12 police dead in Kazakhstan protests
Security forces killed dozens of protesters and 12 police died during extraordinarily violent demonstrations in Kazakhstan that saw government buildings stormed and set ablaze, authorities said …
Kazakhstan reminds world leaders of costly fuel subsidy dilemma
A deadly uprising in Kazakhstan triggered by a fuel price hike is a powerful reminder of the struggle governments face in trying to limit public subsidies of fossil fuels when expensive energy has …