Kazakhstan is considering the village of Ulken in the Alma-Ata region and the city of Kurchatov in the East Kazakhstan for the possible construction of its first large nuclear power plant. The village …
Kazakhstan looks at possible nuclear power plant sites
Kazakhstan is considering the village of Ulken in the Alma-Ata region and the city of Kurchatov in the East Kazakhstan for the possible construction of its first large nuclear power plant. The village …
Kazakhstan unrest: State of emergency declared after fuel protests
The president of Kazakhstan has declared a two-week state of emergency in parts of the country after protests over fuel price rises turned violent. Big demonstrations were reported in several areas …
Kazakhstan unrest: State of emergency declared after fuel protests
The president of Kazakhstan has declared a two-week state of emergency in parts of the country after protests over fuel price rises turned violent. Big demonstrations were reported in several areas …
Kazakhstan unrest: State of emergency declared after fuel protests
The president of Kazakhstan has declared a two-week state of emergency in parts of the country after protests over fuel price rises turned violent. Big demonstrations were reported in several areas …
Kazakhstan gripped by protests as popular frustration spills over
A nationwide wave of protests that began in western Kazakhstan has reached the country’s commercial capital, Almaty, where thousands of demonstrators clashed overnight with riot police wielding …
Kazakhstan gripped by protests as popular frustration spills over
A nationwide wave of protests that began in western Kazakhstan has reached the country’s commercial capital, Almaty, where thousands of demonstrators clashed overnight with riot police wielding …
Kazakhstan gripped by protests as popular frustration spills over
A nationwide wave of protests that began in western Kazakhstan has reached the country’s commercial capital, Almaty, where thousands of demonstrators clashed overnight with riot police wielding …
Kazakhstan explainer: Why did fuel prices spike, bringing protesters out onto the streets?
The nationwide protests unfolding across Kazakhstan began with something concrete: the price of car fuel. Eurasianet explains the roots of this crisis.
ASIC Miner Manufacturer Canaan Expands Its Operations in Kazakhstan
Canaan Announced Partnerships With Various Crypto Leading Mining Companies in the Country and the End of Its First Phase of Expansion.