Kazakhstan’s Oil Refineries Resume Production After OverhaulÂ
ASTANA – Kazakhstan’s three oil refineries are restoring capacities after Pavlodar and Shymkent oil refineries completed planned repair works, said Deputy Chairman of KazMunayGas...
Tesla Wants to Turn its Berlin Factory Into Europe’s Biggest Car Plant
Tesla has lodged an application to double the production capacity of its plant near Berlin to 1 million electric vehicles a year. The world’s...
President Tokayev and Foreign Minister Outline Regional Security Priorities at CAF
ASTANA – Kazakhstan has consistently adhered to the principle a “successful Central Asia means a successful Kazakhstan,” said President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev in his remarks...
TĂĽrkiye, Sweetened by F-16s, Approves Sweden NATO Membership
Frankfurt, Brussels (21/7 – 37) Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has once again reversed course, approving Sweden’s bid to join the legacy European military...
Hundreds of Ukrainian Children to Enjoy Camps in Hungary
The government has decided to immediately receive 400 Ukrainian children affected by the war in Hungarian camps, the State Secretary for Bilateral Relations of...
UN Special Rapporteur: Tajikistan Violated Its International Obligations
Geneva, London (29/7 – 50) Mary Lawlor, UN Special Rapporteur on the situation of human rights defenders, condemned the arrest and imprisonment of journalists,...
Rwanda to Open Diplomatic Mission in Hungary: President
Rwanda is set to open its first diplomatic mission in Budapest, Hungary, “very soon” as part of the country’s plans to strengthen cooperation with...
Train Fares Are Up to 30 Times More Expensive Than Planes in Europe, Says Greenpeace
As Europe swelters in a heat wave, and the climate crisis accelerates, many travelers are looking towards trains rather than polluting planes. But those...
Kazakhstan Starts Arbitration Process Over Oilfield Development Costs
Paris, Brussels (29/7 – 75) Kazakhstan has started arbitration proceedings against companies developing Kashagan and Karachaganak oilfields, over US$13 billion and $3.5 billion respectively...
‘Conspiracy Theory’: Finland Government Minister Says Foreign Media ‘Spreading False Claims’
The newly-appointed minister for economic affairs says that certain researchers, experts and journalists are pushing an anti-government agenda onto foreign media outlets. A Finnish...