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Residents of the Kostanay region suspected the spraying of pesticides over the village

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Residents of the village of Bolshaya Churakovka in Kostanay region reported an aircraft that flew over the settlement, spraying substances. The akimat of Altynsarinsky district stated that, according to preliminary information, it may have been not pesticides but fertilisers. At the same time, there is as yet no official confirmation of what exactly was sprayed or whether the treatment took place directly over the village.

Karlygash Dzhamankulova has resigned as president of the "Adil Soz" foundation.

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Karlygash Dzhamankulova has submitted a statement resigning from her role as president of the International Foundation for the Protection of Freedom of Speech "Ádil sôz". She also announced her departure from the foundation's board of founders, explaining this as a result of her candidacy for election to the Kurultai and the need to avoid a potential conflict of roles.

More than 40 patients in the Atyrau region illegally paid over 8 million tenge for operations under compulsory social medical insurance.

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A criminal case against a surgeon suspected of fraud and illegally obtaining material reward has been sent to court. According to the investigation, patients were offered to pay for operations that should have been carried out free of charge under the compulsory social medical insurance system.

Analysts have reported risks of a fuel crisis for agriculture in Kazakhstan.

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Risks for Kazakhstan's agriculture have increased amid a decline in oil refining in Russia, a tense situation on the fuel market in Central Asia, and the upcoming scheduled maintenance of the Pavlodar Oil Refinery. According to analysts, this could lead to higher costs for farmers during the harvest season.

Russian blogger releases film on domestic violence in Kazakhstan

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Russian blogger Ilya Varlamov has released a film dedicated to the issue of domestic violence in Kazakhstan. The film examines high-profile cases, the stories of affected women, the work of law enforcement and judicial systems, as well as changes in legislation following the adoption of the "Saltanat law".

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Kazakhstanis bought more than 105,000 new cars in six months

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Based on the results of the first half of 2026, Kazakhstanis bought 105,886 new passenger and commercial vehicles, almost equalling the record result for the same period last year. In June alone, official dealers sold 21,861 vehicles, which is 12.5% more than a year earlier.

Over six months, over 1 million cases and materials were submitted to the courts of Kazakhstan.

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The Supreme Court of Kazakhstan has summarised the results of the administration of justice for the first half of 2026. At an extended meeting, the performance indicators of the courts, changes in judicial practice, the results of constitutional reforms and tasks for the immediate future were discussed.

The "tea debt" between Kazakhstan and India remains unresolved.

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In the official information on Kazakh-Indian relations, mention is made of a joint interdepartmental group for settling the so-called 'tea debt'. This refers to a commercial dispute linked to tea deliveries in 1993, which has remained a subject of discussion between the parties for more than three decades.

The media reported on a document regarding the loss of British citizenship by the head of "Atameken".

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After Kanat Sharlapayev was appointed head of the Atameken National Chamber of Entrepreneurs, doubts arose in the public sphere as to whether he had renounced his British citizenship. Journalist Dmitry Shishkin reported that he had received an official document confirming the loss of British citizenship.

The National Security Committee has uncovered a fake pharmaceutical production with damage of 4.5 billion tenge.

Submitted by Вера Александрова on
In Kazakhstan, a scheme involving the fake domestic production of medical devices has been identified and stopped. According to the National Security Committee, the state has suffered damages amounting to 4.5 billion tenge. As part of the investigation, assets have been seized and several senior employees of the supplier company have been detained.

Incident in the Karaganda Region Sports Department receives official assessment

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An incident occurred in the Department of Physical Culture and Sports in the Karaganda region. The head of the department, Serik Sapiev, stated that the conflict was linked to an attempt at unlawful staffing decisions. The regional governor, Yermaganbet Bulekpaev, announced the start of an inspection and investigative actions, and urged against jumping to conclusions.

In Kazakhstan, authorities have refuted the fake news about stricter parental responsibility.

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In the information space, messages are circulating about an alleged tightening of parental responsibility in Kazakhstan for "forming harmful habits in children". The Centre for Combating Disinformation has stated that such claims are based on a distorted interpretation of the law and do not align with official clarifications.

Anti-corruption campaign in China reaches military leadership

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The Central Committee of the Communist Party of China has decided to launch an investigation into Zhang Youxia and Liu Zhenli, who are suspected of serious violations of discipline and law. This was reported by the official newspaper of the People's Liberation Army of China. The decision was made as part of the ongoing anti-corruption campaign in the armed forces.
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