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ASTANA – Over the next three years, Kazakhstan plans to execute more than 600 investment projects in the agro-industrial sector, totaling $4.8 billion. The FAO plays a crucial role as a strategic partner in achieving these objectives, said Kazakh Prime Minister Olzhas Bektenov during a March 5 meeting with FAO … BY Ass
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From Bronze Age Settlements to Medieval Cities: New Archaeological Discoveries Across Kazakhstan
13+ hour, 52+ min ago (729+ words) By Alina Zhalmaganbetova in Editor’s Picks, Nation on 13 September 2026 ASTANA — From Bronze Age settlements to medieval cities, archaeological research across Kazakhstan continues to reveal new details about the societies that once inhabited the Eurasian steppe. Recent excavations have brought new…...
Dimash Calls for Investment, Infrastructure to Unlock Kazakhstan???s Creative Potential
3+ day, 5+ hour ago (893+ words) By Aida Temerkhan in Editor’s Picks, International on 10 September 2026 ASTANA – Kazakh singer, composer and producer Dimash Qudaibergen called for greater investment, infrastructure and legal support for Kazakhstan’s creative industries during the opening ceremony of Astana Finance Days (AFD) 2026 on Sept....
Golden Horde History Challenges Europe-Centered View of Medieval Eurasia, French Historian Says
4+ day, 10+ hour ago (982+ words) By Ayana Birbayeva in Nation on 9 September 2026 Favereau presented the Kazakh-language edition of her book “The Horde: How the Mongols Changed the World” at the Kazakh National Academy of Sciences in Almaty on Sept. 8. The event was organised by the…...
Kazakhstan Remembers Akzhan Mashanov, Scientist Who Helped Bring Al-Farabi???s Legacy Home
1+ week, 4+ day ago (1307+ words) By Ayana Birbayeva in Nation on 2 September 2026 ALMATY – Kazakhstan is marking the legacy of Akzhan Mashanov (1906–1997) on the 120th anniversary of his birth on Sept. 2, one of the country’s prominent scientists and an important figure in the development of Kazakh scientific…...
From Paris to Mangystau: Kazakh Cinema Goes Global
2+ week, 12+ hour ago (541+ words) By Alina Zhalmaganbetova in Culture, Editor’s Picks, International on 30 August 2026 Filming of “Jamilya in Paris” began in Paris on Aug. 19. The project is being produced by Kazakhstan’s Tiger Films with the support of the Embassy of Kazakhstan in France and…...
Kazakhstan???s Archaeological Heritage: From Ancient Steppe Discoveries to Shared Digital Atlas
3+ week, 1+ day ago (792+ words) By Alina Zhalmaganbetova in Editor’s Picks, Nation on 22 August 2026 ASTANA — Archaeologists from across the Turkic world are moving towards a new model of cooperation that could make the region’s archaeological heritage easier to study as a single interconnected historical space....
Scholars Call for Broader View of Golden Horde???s Legacy
4+ week, 1+ day ago (768+ words) By Aiman Nakispekova in Editor’s Picks, Nation on 16 August 2026 ASTANA – Three historians from Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, and the Republic of Tatarstan in Russia explored how the Golden Horde continues to shape the historical narratives and identities of their countries during a…...
Archaeological Discoveries Across Kazakhstan Shed New Light on Medieval Life
4+ week, 1+ day ago (830+ words) By Alina Zhalmaganbetova in Editor’s Picks, Nation on 16 August 2026 ASTANA – A series of recent archaeological discoveries across Kazakhstan is offering new insights into the history, culture and everyday life of communities that lived on the Great Steppe centuries ago. Findings…...